About Forevermore
Forevermore makes digital gifts as small interactive animated worlds. You choose a world, add your photos, write a message or letter and pick a song, then send the gift by text, WhatsApp or email. The recipient taps the link and it opens on their phone with nothing to download and no account, and they can open it again whenever they like. Only they can open it.
Each world has places for photos that the recipient finds as they move through it, the letter opens inside the world addressed to them by name and the song plays throughout. Songs can be picked from YouTube, and the Premium and Deluxe worlds let you upload a recording of your own instead. There are 31 worlds to choose from, ranging from a fairground evening to a rooftop dinner, with starter lines for occasions such as an anniversary, a birthday or being far away. There is no subscription: you pay once per gift, with listed prices of $10, $20 or $30 depending on the world, and building a gift needs no account.
Key features
- Animated worlds with places for your photos
- Personal message or letter inside the world
- Song from YouTube or your own upload
- Shared by text, WhatsApp or email
- No app or account needed to open
- 31 worlds for different occasions
Good fit for
- Sending an anniversary or birthday gift remotely
- Turning a photo collection into a surprise
Forevermore: questions and answers
- What is Forevermore used for?
- Forevermore builds a digital gift as an animated world with your photos, a message and a song, shared by link and opened on the recipient's phone, paid once per gift. It is a good fit for sending an anniversary or birthday gift remotely and turning a photo collection into a surprise.
- How much does Forevermore cost?
- Forevermore is a paid product with no free plan. No subscription; you pay once per gift. Standard costs $10, Premium $20 and Deluxe $30, and a hand-built Concierge world starts at $250. Multi-gift packs cost less.
- Is Forevermore open source?
- No. Forevermore is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Photos & Images category, open-source options include Immich, PhotoPrism and Ente.
- What are some alternatives to Forevermore?
- Other SaaS products in the Photos & Images category include Amazon Photos, Compress Photos & Pictures and DressMirror.
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