Make something, then send it.
A little studio of templates you can personalise in about 30 seconds — player cards, birthday pages, valentines, invites. Fill it in, get a link, send it to someone. Every one runs 100% in your browser, free to share — and yes, you could build every one of them yourself.
Ride the moment.
Templates that catch a wave — here while everyone's talking about it, then quietly retired.
2026 Finals Player Card
Which finals player are you? Answer three quick questions before kick-off and get your own card — position, rating and a scouting report, in your colours. Built to drop in the group chat before the final.
LiveAI Football Poster
Upload your photo → a cinematic matchday poster with your name, number, team colours and stadium lights. Free to make & download.
Year-in-Review Card
A "wrapped"-style recap card of your year in numbers — one screen, endlessly shareable.
Which ___ are you?
Drop-in quiz engine — pick a theme, three questions, a shareable result card at the end.
For the people you love.
The evergreen ones — a page you make for one specific person and send them the link.
Happy Birthday page
A texting-style intro, balloons, confetti, your message and their photo. Fill it in, send the link.
LiveWill you be mine?
The classic ask — the "No" button runs away, "Yes" keeps growing, hearts explode. Send the link to your crush.
LiveInvite & RSVP
A one-page invite for a party, wedding, baby shower or Eid — countdown, map, add-to-calendar and tap-to-RSVP.
Eid & Ramadan greeting
An elegant animated greeting card with their name and your blessing — no app, just a link.
Make it move.
Short, personalised videos rendered from a storyboard — no editing app, no watermark.
Cinematic birthday
A streaming-style birthday that plays like a title-card intro — name in lights, a cast, memories as “episodes”, end-credits. Just a link, no video to render.
Next in the workshop: Countdown reveal — a cinematic “loading your gift…” countdown that reveals your message, built to be the perfect first frame for a share.
Every template here is a weekend build.
They feel clever because they are — but none of them is hard. A form, a little logic, a bit of design. The same skills that make a shareable card make a real product. See what JARVIS is, or go play the toys.