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Send a Holi card with a countdown, a playlist and real shayri
A Holi greeting built as a small site rather than an image: a home page counting down to the festival, a personal wish, a wall of blessings with shayri behind each card, a playlist, and the story of Holika. One name field decides whether it reads as a card for one person or for everyone.
Step by step
The written walkthrough
Everything the video covers, in a form you can search, scan and keep open in another tab.
Open the builder
Edit Card opens a short wizard with Next, Skip and Preview along the bottom — you are never more than a few taps from the end.
Step 1.1
AI Generate, or Write Manually
AI Generate takes a name and a line of context and drafts every message. Write Manually opens the same fields empty. Either way you can edit everything afterwards.
Step 1.2
Additional wishes / context is the AI's only input
If you use the AI door, this box is what it writes from. “Cousin, we always fight over who gets the good colours” produces a different card to leaving it blank.
Who it is for
Step 2.1
Leave the recipient blank for a general card
The name field's own placeholder says it: “Leave empty for a general card.” Fill it and the card addresses one person; leave it and the same card works as a broadcast to everyone in a group.
This is the decision that changes the most and the easiest to miss. Decide before you write the messages — a personal wish reads oddly on a card sent to forty people.
Step 2.2
Family / Group Name
Used where the card speaks on behalf of a household — “The Sharmas”. It is separate from your own name.
Step 2.3
Your photo
Optional, and removable afterwards with the Remove control beside it.
The two titles
Step 3.1
Hindi Title and English Subtitle
The pair set the masthead. The Hindi line carries the occasion and the English one carries the tone, so they are not translations of each other and should not be written as if they were.
The two messages
Step 4.1
One shows on Home, one shows on Wish
The helper text under each field says exactly where it lands: the first is “Shown as a personal message on the Home page”, the second is “Shown on the Wish page as the main family message”. They are different lengths for a reason — the home one is a line, the wish one is a paragraph.
The Holi date
Step 5.1
It drives the countdown
The field's own note is “Sets the countdown shown on the Home page.” Get it wrong and every recipient watches a wrong number tick.
What they actually see
Five sections: Home, Wish, Greetings, Playlist, More.
Step 6.1
Greetings hides the best writing behind a tap
The wall of cards says “Tap a card to read the full blessing & shayri.” The shayri is not on the surface — tell people to tap, or most will scroll past the part you spent longest on.
Step 6.2
Playlist and the story of Holika
Playlist is “songs that celebrate the spirit of Holi”; More carries “The Story of Holi — the ancient legend behind the celebration.” Neither needs anything from you.
Step 6.3
Music does not autoplay
There is festive background music, and the browser will not start it on its own. Recipients get a control; assume the first screen is silent.
Password, publish, share
Step 7.1
The password is optional and easy to forget you set
The field carries its own warning — “Remember to share this password with recipients.” For a festival card sent to a group, a password is usually the wrong choice.
Step 7.2
Preview, then Publish
Preview Mode is clearly marked. Publish gives you the link to copy or open.
Your turn
About 5 minutes, and it is done.
You do not need an account to start — you are asked to sign in once, at the moment you publish.
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What people ask about this one
Can I send one Holi card to everyone instead of one person?
Yes — leave the recipient name empty. The field says so itself: “Leave empty for a general card.” Fill in the Family / Group Name instead and the card speaks for a household.
Where does the countdown come from?
The Holi Date field, whose helper text reads “Sets the countdown shown on the Home page.” It is the one field a wrong value is visible in, to everyone, continuously.
The shayri isn't showing.
It is behind the cards on the Greetings page — “Tap a card to read the full blessing & shayri.” Nothing is missing; it just is not on the surface.
Why is there no music when it opens?
Browsers refuse to autoplay audio. The card has festive background music and a control to start it, but the first screen is silent by design.
What is the difference between the two message boxes?
The first is a short line on the Home page; the second is the main family message on the Wish page. The helper text under each says which is which.
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