A letter with a little of their own world inside.
A favourite book, a familiar nickname, a moment you plan to share. Add the details you know, and a Christmas letter can feel like it belongs to your family.
Start with a story. Make the words your own.
The app provides prepared messages for moments throughout the day. Open a message, change its words and delivery time, then choose Approve and save. Add a message of your own or skip one you do not need. You do not have to write a whole story from scratch.
For example, a morning letter could suggest reading the little-fox book you already have. When it arrives, there is no extra activity to organize: just find the book and sit together.
A small letter that leads to time together.
Avery, there is time for your story about the little fox before I arrive. Find a cosy spot and read it together.
A fictional example from the story shown above. It does not judge behaviour or promise a particular present. It invites the child to something an adult has actually arranged.
Messages use prepared templates and your edits. Voice and AI images are not generated, and story content is not sent to a generative model. Santa has no secret view into a child’s life; an adult supplies the personal details.
From your preparation to the child’s view.
In your private rehearsal, see how the message appears in the child’s view. On a scheduled day, the approved messages become available as the story unfolds. Children can choose a preset reaction, such as a heart; there is no free-text chat. An adult can read the letter aloud.
A name on the letter does not make it private.
A message may address one child or the whole family. Everyone with valid viewer access to the same journey can read its delivered messages. A name is a greeting, not a separate private inbox. Leave out details you would not want another invited relative to read.
A child-view link and PIN do not allow someone to change the story, edit times or confirm arrival. A second parent who accepts a separate invitation with their own account has equal journey-management rights. Choose access according to what the person needs to do.
The public sample uses its own fictional story. Prepare and privately rehearse your own story for free in the app with a parent account.