SendLove

Flowers sent across an ocean often arrive three days late and a little brown, if they arrive at all. Gifts from SendLove live on a web page and travel to a partner far away as a link. You add your message and photos, then send the link by WhatsApp, text or email. The person on the other end opens it in a phone browser, with no app or account needed.

The catalogue includes a love letter, a photo album, a reunion countdown and a puzzle that reveals a photo when solved. One page asks a question and lets the "No" button run away from the finger. Plan a Date lets the other person choose the day and time, then puts the date in their calendar. In The Price of Love, the sender picks an amount to pay and the partner gets a certificate showing it. Such gifts can appear on a public leaderboard with both names and the amount.

Wedding invitations work the same way, with a personal link for each guest that greets them by name and shows their reserved seats. Guests answer on the page, and the couple's dashboard shows who is coming. The list exports to Excel, and guests who have not replied can get a WhatsApp reminder. Invitations come in six languages, including Arabic, which runs right to left.