A gift that isn't more stuff
A gift for someone who has everything
They have the gadgets, the candles and the good socks. What they don't have is their name on a brick, with your words beside it, on a wall that keeps it.
Give them a brick
Last-minute, still personal
Nothing to wrap and nothing to post. They get an email a few minutes after you pay, with a private link to their brick.
Want something to hand over as well? If you wrote the brick yourself, print its QR card — a gift tag, a wallet card or a postcard. They scan it, and the wall shows them what you wrote.
Write it, or let them
Write the brick yourself — their name, a date, the thing you'd never say out loud at dinner — and they open a finished gift. Or leave it blank, and they fill it in with their own photo and words.
Either way, they get a certificate with their name on it.
What people give
A thank-you to a parent
For the lifts, the loans and the phone calls at midnight.
The date you met
Two names, a place, and the day it started.
A first Christmas together
In the new flat, with a photo of the wonky tree.
The dog's name
For the friend whose dog really runs the house.
A big birthday
Forty, seventy, a hundred — and a line for every decade.
A retirement
Thirty-one years at the same desk, on a brick that stays put.
Write their brick
What should it say? You add who it is for on the next step.
Is this a physical gift?
No, nothing is posted. It is a brick on the Wall of Forever, an online wall anyone can visit from its link. They get it by email with a certificate, and you can print a QR card to hand over.
When do they get it?
A few minutes after you pay, they get an email with a private link to the gift. Send it on the day you want them to open it.
Do they need an account?
No. The link in their email is all they need — no account and no sign-in.
Can they change it?
If you leave it blank, they write it, once. If you write it, they open it as you made it. Either way the brick stays in your account, and a blank gift nobody opens comes back to you after 30 days.
How much is it?
From €5 for a single brick, paid once.