A proposal card with a letter that types itself, your question in cinematic serif, a glowing 'Yes' button — and a 'No' button that dodges every tap. The moment deserves more than a text. ₹99.
₹99 · Preview free before you pay · They can replay it forever
The famous No button
Every time they try to tap ‘No’, it slides, rotates and hides. After a few attempts, little messages appear — “the 'No' button is feeling shy”, “it's okay, we both know.” It's playful, warm, and deeply hard to resist.
Try the real thing — create a card and see.
Your words appear character by character on their screen — like watching you write it in real time. Slow. Deliberate. Impossible to look away.
Pick from classics like 'Will you marry me?' or write your own. It appears big, centred, cinematic — the way it deserves to.
Pulsing gently, impossible to miss. It says 'go on' before they've even decided.
Every tap it slides away. After a few tries, it starts dropping hints. It's the best part.
Confetti, a confirmation screen, a share moment. The card becomes a memory they can replay.
Send the link right there, in person — or schedule it for the perfect moment. Their call.
One field. That's all we need to make it personal from the first screen.
Pick a classic or write your own in 80 characters. The perfect ask, in your words.
Watch the card, pay ₹99, and share the link exactly when the moment is right.
A digital proposal card turns the question into a moment before you even say the words. They open a link and a letter types itself out on their screen, your question appears in cinematic serif, a glowing 'Yes' button pulses gently — and the 'No' button dodges every single tap, dropping playful hints until they give in.
It doesn't replace the knee or the ring — nothing does. But couples use it as the opening beat of a proposal, a promposal, an anniversary surprise, or a long-distance 'will you?' when you can't be in the same room. It opens on any phone with no app, and the moment is unmistakably yours.
The best proposals in 2026 are private and personal, not performed for an audience. You don't need a speech — you need three sentences: why you knew, what your life looks like together, and the question itself. The card gives those words a stage and buys you the few seconds of held breath that make the moment land.
Whether it's the real ask or a playful lead-up to it, it takes about two minutes to make and you preview the whole thing before you pay.
Personalise the letter and your question, preview the card (including the dodging 'No' button), then pay ₹99 and share the link. They open it on any phone and the moment plays out on their screen.
Yes. Because it's a link, it works when you can't be together — many people open it on a video call so they can see the reaction in real time.
Every time they try to tap 'No', it slides, rotates and hides — and after a few attempts it starts dropping playful messages. It's the part everyone remembers.
Keep it to three honest sentences: why you knew, what life looks like with them, and the question. The letter-that-types-itself gives those words a cinematic delivery.
₹99 for the full experience with unlimited replays and a link that never expires. Preview it free before you pay.
“They cried. Then they laughed. Then they said yes.”
“My mum opened it three times in a row. Then sent it to my dad.”
“Best apology I've ever sent.”
“Worth it just for the 'No' button refusing to be tapped. We were both crying.”
“It felt like a tiny film someone made for me. Just… for me.”
“₹99 well spent. Way better than another forwarded message.”
“They cried. Then they laughed. Then they said yes.”
— @arjun.s
₹99 · Takes 2 minutes · No app needed.