Valentine's Day, 14 February
Make a digital Valentine's Day gift from your WhatsApp chat in about five minutes. It shows how many times you've said I love you, who says it more and when you text most, then opens a letter you wrote for them.
Free while we鈥檙e in beta. No account or card needed.
what theirs could say
I love yous
2,018
he says it first, she says it more
Top emoji
馃ズ
3,412 times, mostly yours
After midnight
6,730
messages that should have been sleep
On 14 February the restaurants are full, flower prices have been climbing all week and every card in the shop says roughly the same thing. What you have that nobody else does is a year of texts with one person.
A Wrapped turns that chat into a short story they tap through on their phone. Send it in the morning so it's waiting when they wake up. You can still go to dinner.
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It takes about five minutes. Your draft saves as you go, so you can stop and come back later.
In WhatsApp, open your chat with them, tap their name and choose Export Chat. Your phone counts every I love you without sending the messages anywhere.
Write the letter, add a few polaroids, set up the love coupons and paste the song you'd put on if you were together right now.
Text it at 7 am or hand them your phone. They tap a gift with their name on it and the story starts.
inside the story
How many times you've both said it, and who says it more. Prepare to lose.
The first slide, marked 'Open this first'.
Your list, one reason at a time, as they tap.
'Redeem anytime' cards for breakfast in bed, a back rub, one argument they win.
Start on the I love you count, then reveal who said it more.
Write 14 reasons I love you, one for each day of February so far.
Put your first message as the last slide, to show how far you've come.
Make a quiz called 'How well do you know us?' with one question about your first date.
Hide the dinner reservation under the scratch card.
Add a coupon for a second Valentine's dinner on the 15th, when restaurants are quiet.
Use the song you both know all the words to, even if it's embarrassing.
If you're apart on the day, send it at the moment their morning starts.
Copy one into the letter slide, or send it with the link.
Happy Valentine's Day to my favorite notification.
I checked the numbers. I say I love you more. It's in writing now, so no arguing.
Be my Valentine again? Same terms as last year: snacks, your hoodie, all of my attention.
You're the first person I want to tell everything to, the boring stuff most of all.
Ten out of ten, would fall for you again.
You make a random Tuesday feel like the 14th.
I love you. For the record, that's message number 2,019.
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good to know
One you can make on your phone the morning of the 14th. A Wrapped takes about five minutes, arrives the moment you send the link and is made from your own chat, so it can't look like you grabbed it at the gas station.
'I love you', 'love you', 'love u', 'ily', 'luv you' and 'love ya', in English. If you say it in another language, add it to your letter instead.
Yes. Skip the chat step and build it from the letter, a top 5, a quiz, the scratch card, coupons and your song.
No. Every Wrapped is hidden from search engines, the link has a random part and you can add a 4 digit passcode.
Nothing while we're in beta. You don't need an account or a card to make one.