Clouds and guesses
Clouds and guesses — a baby shower invitation guests play before they answer
Clouds and guesses by Giftable turns a baby shower invitation into a game: guests blow five clouds away, guess the weight, the date and whose temperament, then say if they are coming. Sending one Giftable costs €3.
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What the recipient sees
- 01Taps five clouds out of the sky until the invitation shows through.
- 02Reads the invitation, then slides three guesses: weight, date, whose temperament.
- 03Answers whether they are coming, and sends the guesses on in a message.
What to prepare
- The guest's name, and the name you sign the invitation with
- Your invitation text, up to 600 characters — plain text, no links
- The date and time of the party — it becomes the chip on the card
- The address and parking: no venue field, so they go in your text
- The closing question: keep “Are you with us?” or write your own
- No photos needed — this format draws its sky and shows no uploads
What it fits
- A baby shower invitation guests play through before they answer
- A sip and see: asking people round to meet the baby who is already home
- Throwing the shower for your sister and inviting everyone she loves
- A best friend too far away to come, who still guesses and replies
- The colleagues asking when they can come and meet the baby
Questions and answers
Do I need photos, and does anyone have to install an app?
No photos: the sky, the clouds and the prediction cards are drawn by the page itself, so there is nothing to gather or upload. Your guest opens a browser link on a phone or a laptop — no app, no account, nothing to download. Each of the five clouds is a real button, so it clears by tap, by mouse or from the keyboard, and a screen reader announces it as “Cloud 1 — tap to blow it away”.
Where do the RSVP and the guesses end up?
The answer to the closing question comes back to you as a reply on your Giftable, so you can see who is coming without chasing anyone. The three guesses are not stored anywhere: the page writes them into a ready-made message — the weight in kilograms, the predicted date, whose temperament — that your guest sends you on WhatsApp or Telegram, or copies and pastes. Building the invitation and previewing the whole thing is free; sending one Giftable costs €3, three cost €5 and ten cost €10.
What exactly can guests guess, and can I change the scales?
Three cards, in this order: the weight, on a scale from 2.4 to 4.6 kg; the birth date, fourteen days either side of the expected one; and whose temperament the baby will have, sliding from all mum to all dad. The scales are fixed — there is no card for the name or the eye colour, and this format does not do a gender reveal. Its one date field holds the party, not the due date, so if your own due date matters to the guessing, write it into your message: guests read it just above the cards.
There is no field for the address — where do the party details go?
This format asks for four things: who it is for, who it is from, your invitation text and one date. The date and time become the chip under the invitation; the street, the floor, parking, what to bring and a registry link all go into the text, up to 600 characters. That text is shown as plain text, so a registry link is readable but not tappable — either keep it short or say you will drop it in the chat. Guests read the message right above the prediction cards, so anything you want them to act on belongs there.
True for every giftable
How to create and send it
- 01Pick this format from the catalog.
- 02Fill in the fields and check the preview — free, no account needed to start.
- 03Pay €3 for this giftable, or use a credit you already have.
- 04Share the link — it opens in any browser, no app for either of you.
Price
Building it and looking at the preview is free. You pay before you send.
- €3 — one giftable
- €5 — a pack of 3
- €10 — a pack of 10
One-time payments, no subscription. Prices in euro.
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- 6 languages
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