Valentine’s
A Valentine’s surprise she can’t say no to.
The most-shared Valentine’s surprise on Tap for Her is The Note: a folded note with “Will you be my Valentine?” and three boxes — yes, no, obviously yes. The “no” box runs away from her finger. When she ticks yes, a verdict receipt prints how many times she tried, and you get her answer. Free, one link, no app.
What’s inside
- The Note“Will you be my Valentine?” — the “no” button runs away, and you get her answer.
- Boarding passA one-way ticket to Forever, seat “next to me”; she swipes to board.
- Instant winA scratch card made out to her; three hearts win a date.
- Her name in the starsThe real sky on the night you met.
- A locketShe pinches it open: your photo and a line you had engraved.
How to make a valentine surprise for girlfriend
- 1Type her nameEvery page already says it — in the stars, on the envelope, on the receipt. Pick who it’s for: girlfriend or wife, bestie, sister or mum.
- 2Pick a page and add you twoChoose from the handmade pages or a quick one. Add photos, your words, a song or a voice note. The preview updates as you type.
- 3Send one linkShare it on WhatsApp or hide a QR card in flowers. You see the moment she opens it, and read her reply.
About ten minutes. Ask her →
Questions people ask
Is it really free?
Yes, while we launch. Every page and every feature — photos, music, the voice note, love coupons, the friends’ wish wall and her reply — is free, no card needed, and the link doesn’t expire.
What happens when she presses “no”?
It hops out from under her finger — up to six times, with a different excuse each time — then gives up and gets scribbled out. Only yes and “obviously yes” can be ticked.
Do I find out her answer?
Yes. Her answer lands in “My surprises” the moment she ticks it, with how many times she tried “no” and how long she took.
Does she need to install anything?
No. She taps the link and it opens in her browser on any phone or computer. Nothing to download, no account to make.
Is it private?
The link is a random code that isn’t listed anywhere, so only the people you send it to can open it. You can edit or delete it any time.