Don't just send a wish. Create a moment.
A festival wish made for one person: it opens full-screen with music, tells them something you wrote, shows the years you have shared, asks them to light a diya or throw a colour, and lets them pass it on. Shared on WhatsApp. No app, no account for them.
Free, in 30 seconds, no account. The person you send it to never needs one either.
🪔 Diwali
Someone lit a diya for you
A Diwali wish, made for one person.
From Satish, for Rahul
May the light of Diwali find every corner of your home.
And may it find the corners of you that need it most.
The evidence
You have 3 memories waiting for you.
2019Diwali 2019 
2022Diwali 2022 And now…
2025Diwali 2025
Light the diyas. One for each person you are thinking of.
Tap to begin
🪔 For Rahul
Wishing you and your family a beautiful Diwali.
Always, Satish
Every festival, its own moment
Not one template with a different title. Diwali lights diyas, Holi throws colour, Eid sights the moon, Christmas decorates the tree. The ones in season come first.
- In seasonDiwaliLight a diya for someone you love.Light the diyas. One for each person you are thinking of.
- In seasonDussehraFor the good in you that always wins.Tap the sky. Every tap is a victory.
- HoliThrow some colour their way.Tap anywhere. Every tap is a handful of colour.
- EidA moon, a dua, and your name.Tap the sky and let the moon rise.
- ChristmasDecorate a tree together, wherever they are.Tap the tree to hang the ornaments. The star goes on last.
- NavratriNine nights, one wish for you.Tap to offer flowers, one for each night.
- Raksha BandhanTie the rakhi, even from far away.Tap to tie the rakhi.
- Ganesh ChaturthiA blessing to begin the year right.Tap to offer flowers and receive the blessing.
- PongalFor a year that overflows.Tap to draw the kolam at your door.
- OnamA pookalam laid just for you.Tap to lay the pookalam, ring by ring.
- New YearStart the year with someone in mind.Tap the sky to set them off.
How it works
- 1Choose the festivalDiwali, Holi, Eid, Christmas, Navratri and more, each with its own palette, music and moment.
- 2Say who it is forPartner, mother, friend, colleague. The words, the tone and the memories change with the person, not just the name.
- 3Add your words and photosStart from a message written for that relationship, or tell us about them and let it be drafted. Add a few photos from festivals past.
- 4Send it on WhatsAppThey open a link. No app, no sign-in. The preview says who made it and for which festival.
- 5Watch it travelThey get a card for their status the moment they light the diya, send a wish back, and can create one for someone else from inside yours. Every wish counts the people it connected.
Made for someone
Tell us who it is for and the salutation, the tone, the sign-off and the memories heading change with them. “Maa, every Diwali feels brighter because of you” is not the same wish as “Another Diwali, another year of you being the loudest person at the fireworks.”
A wish comes back
At the end they can send a wish back. It lands in your dashboard; you decide whether it goes on the wall for everyone else you sent the wish to.
Pass the light
From inside your wish they can make their own, for their own person, in their own words. Your private message never travels with it. Every wish counts the people it connected.
Planning an event instead? See invitations.
Having people over this festival?
A wish is for one person. An invitation is for a guest list: one link per guest on WhatsApp, the day on one page, and the RSVPs counted for you.