A couple sharing a pair of earbuds by candlelight, laughing

Valentine's Day

A mixtape had one flaw.
None of the songs were about them.

This year, give one that is — written from your own answers. How it started. What you call each other. The argument neither of you has ever won.

Start their songHear one first

Whole draft free · no card to listen · ready in minutes

No. 1 of 1

FOR
the one who kept the ticket stub
FROM
you
ABOUT
the night the car broke down
LENGTH
a whole song

Yours will say something else.

The recording

Four things
only you can put on it

  1. 01

    What you call each other

    The name that would embarrass you both in public

  2. 02

    How it actually started

    Including the unflattering part you leave out at parties

  3. 03

    The argument you still have

    The loading of the dishwasher. The route to the airport.

  4. 04

    How it should sound

    Slow and close, or the one you would dance badly to

Other people's songs

What one of these
actually sounds like

Made for other people, from their answers. Yours begins somewhere else entirely — with a name, a night and an argument none of them share.

Note: These are examples. Your song will be created specifically from the information you share with us.

Liner notes

Three steps, none of which involve a florist

01

You answer the questions

About ten minutes, and they ask for specifics rather than adjectives. The specifics are the whole point — a song assembled from “she is kind and beautiful” could be about anyone.

02

You hear it before you decide

The draft plays in full, with no card and no account. If it has missed them, change an answer and run it again. Nothing is committed until you say so.

03

You give it on the fourteenth

It lives on a private page you can open at dinner, in the car, or across a table. Paying unlocks the full-length song, the lyrics written out, and a download to keep.

How it is made: your answers are turned into lyrics and music using AI. No songwriter is assigned to your order, and nothing is written without your story.

Before you start

The fair
questions

Press play on the
fourteenth.

Ten minutes of questions about the two of you, and they get a song made from the details only the two of you would think to mention.

Start their song — $19.99

Hear the whole draft first, free · personal-use licence included