The birthday book that keeps itself.
Forward an email. Snap the invite.
The family does the rest — together.
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Fwd: Ellie's party — date found, added
Uncle Dave is getting the LEGO set
Grandma claimed the card — one tap, no app
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Never type what the book can detect
To: fogartys@birthdaybook.app
Fwd: Ellie's party
Forward anything
“Freya is turning 6!”
read from a photo of the invite
Snap the invite
birthdaybook.app/join/fogartys
Grandma adds herself — no app, no password
Share one link
It nudges. You nap.
✓ Sorted early? The emails just… stop.
One plan, not eleven texts
Suggest, claim, chip in. Nothing doubled up, nobody left out.
“What do you get a 7-year-old?”
We actually know. Ideas for their exact age, their interests, their country.
And the day after: one tap — loved it or already had one — so next year's ideas are sharper.
Everyone signs. Nobody reads it till the morning.
One link, passed round the family and the friends who aren't in the book. No app, no sign-up — just a name and a few words.
Still remember you teaching me to drive in that awful blue Escort.
— Nana Joan
Thank you for everything you did for us last summer.
— Auntie Mo
HAPPY BIRTHDAY GRANDAD 🎂
— Ellie
Sealed until the birthday morning
From the wall
A real card, in the post
Everyone's words inside — not just yours
Not quite ready?
An occasional letter as the book grows — never more than monthly.