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Your clue
“Take the scenic route. Lunch is waiting.”
Unlocks January 1, 1970
Experience gifts for couples, siblings & friends
Give experiences,
not things.
Real dates and adventures, planned by you. Unwrapped one at a time.
Already have a code?
Find your gift.
Enter the code from your link or card — or paste the whole link — to open the gift again.
The gift is in the anticipation
A clue today.
A memory tomorrow.
A surf lesson with a friend. Tennis with your sibling. A hike, a concert or dinner somewhere new. You choose and plan the real experiences — we just keep the surprise.
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Plan the real dates
Pick the restaurants, hikes or matches they'd love — actual plans, not vouchers.
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Make it theirs
Add photos and a clue for each surprise, then set when each date unlocks.
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Give them the link
Send it in a message or write it in a thoughtful card.
A glimpse of their gift
The starting collection
For your kind of people.
The Family
Time with Mum, Dad or the whole crew — the gift parents actually want.
Date Night
Dinner, live music and a little late-night magic.
Experience Month
Four weeks of trying something new, together.
The First Year
Three dates to keep the honeymoon going long after the wedding.
The Siblings
Sweat, cocktails and a proper dinner as the grand finale.
Still Us
For couples who have everything — except a free evening.
The Besties
Playful, cheap and far too much fun.
The Slow Mornings
No occasion needed — just three excuses to spend time together.
The Adventurers
For the ones who'd rather be outside — adrenaline included.
Less stuff. More stories.
Not another box.
Something just for them.
A wedding gift for the newlyweds. An anniversary with a little more adventure. A birthday spent together. Make it personal with real places, your own photos and a message only you could write.
No shipping. No gift-card kiosk. Nothing to redeem. Just a link to the experiences you've planned yourself, with a little suspense along the way.
Explore our year-of-dates ideas Experience gift ideas for everyoneOur launch gift to you
Thoughtful doesn't have to cost more.
Free during launch. Up to 12 dates, your photos, clues and countdowns. You arrange activities and bookings separately.
A few things to know
Questions,
answered.
Is it really free?+
Yes — creating and sharing a gift with giftadate is free during launch. Add up to 12 dates with photos, clues and countdowns. No account or payment card required. Activities, bookings and travel are separate costs.
What is giftadate?+
A digital experience gift: a set of pre-planned dates that unlock one at a time. Before each date unlocks, the recipients only see a cryptic clue, a blurred photo and a countdown.
Is this a gift card or voucher shop?+
No — and that's the point. There is nothing to redeem and nothing generic. You choose and plan the actual experiences: the restaurant, the trail, the match, the weekend away. giftadate wraps the dates you plan into a personal gift page that reveals one at a time.
Is it a good wedding gift for a couple?+
It can be a personal alternative to another household gift. Plan dates around the newlyweds' interests, add a message and share their gift link. Choose three experiences or add up to 12 for a longer series.
Who pays for the dates?+
You decide and arrange it separately. giftadate does not book venues, collect activity funds or issue vouchers. A budget on a card is a planning note, not a payment: tell the recipients whether you have booked, transferred money or are suggesting an activity.
How does the unlock schedule work?+
Pick a start date and an interval of 7, 14, 21 or 30 days. Dates reveal on that schedule; it is not a venue booking. For a year-of-dates gift, add 12 dates and choose the 30-day option, rather than fixed calendar-month dates.
Can I add my own photos and clues?+
Yes. Upload a photo for each date or choose one of our editorial presets, write a teaser clue for the locked state and a reveal note for when it opens.
How do I give it?+
You get a share link instantly. Send it by text or WhatsApp, or write it in a card. Anyone with the link can view the gift, so avoid adding sensitive details.