Cards that talk back
Real keepsake greeting cards from Santa and the Tooth Fairy — your child's photo inside, and a built-in speaker that plays their message in the character's real voice. Press the button and it speaks.
Their photo with Santa in it, and his voice saying their name out loud from inside the card.
$19.99 · Free fast shippingThe card they fall asleep holding — their photo, her letter, and her voice on the morning the tooth is gone.
$19.99 · Free 2-day shippingYou take the photo and record the message. We put the character in the picture, print the card and mail it.
Any vertical photo works — a phone snap in low light is what most parents send. Leave a little room for the character.
Choose a pose and they are composited into your actual photo, lit to match the room.
Say it in your own voice or type it. Either way it comes back in Santa's or the Tooth Fairy's voice.
Free shipping. A real printed keepsake with a rechargeable speaker built in.
Open it up
Not a print-out and not an app. A real folded card on heavy, heirloom cardstock, with the electronics built into the board.
The left page is the picture you sent, with Santa or the Tooth Fairy composited into the scene.
The right page carries the message, set in script, with your child's name in it.
A rechargeable speaker sits in the card. Press the button and the message plays. USB-C cable in the box — no batteries to replace, and you can record a new message every year.
Never know what to say?
Blanking on the words is the hardest part, so we wrote them. 44 for Santa and 33 for the Tooth Fairy — Christmas Eve, a first Christmas, the nice list, a first tooth, a nervous child, a lost tooth that went missing. Print them out and read from paper while you record.
“Ho ho ho, [Name]. I'm looking at the map right now and your house is one of my very favorite stops. The reindeer already know the way.”
Santa · Christmas Eve“[Name], the elves took a vote this year and it was unanimous. Kind to your family, brave when things were hard, generous with your friends.”
Santa · Nice list“I heard you might be a little worried about a stranger coming down the chimney. I am the friendliest, quietest visitor you will ever have.”
Santa · For a nervous child“Your very first tooth, [Name]. I have been doing this a long time and the first one is still my favourite part of the job.”
Tooth Fairy · First toothThe small print, in plain language
Record it yourself or type it. It comes back in the character's voice, not yours.
Plug it into a computer over USB-C and change the message. Same card, a new message every year.
Sign in with a magic link — no password — to see status, tracking, the finished card and the recording.
If your child doesn't gasp the first time they hear it, we refund you.
Children keep strange things — a ticket stub, a drawing, a note somebody left on the counter. A photograph shows a child what they looked like; a voice tells them how they were spoken to. So we build cards that hold one, made to still be in a drawer in fifteen years and still work.
— Robby & team
"She gasped. She actually gasped. Then she asked if we could send one to her cousin."— Sarah M., Austin, TX