Task
An elf's job
A small mission for today: make someone happy, draw a picture, help set the table.
For kids
On the magical Sleigh Ride a present lands in the snow every day. Behind it is whatever you put in: an elf task, a riddle, a joke, a photo or a greeting from Grandma in her own voice. The children's template gives all 24 doors a start that you adapt.
€14.90 once per calendar VAT included (US: $14.90 plus sales tax).
Designing and previewing is free. You only pay when you send it.

Personal, not generic
One door a day is just right: a short moment of anticipation, then the day goes on. For children who cannot read yet, voice messages are ideal. Older children get riddles, a reindeer quiz and small tasks they do themselves.
Three ideas for your 24 doors
Three suggestions to fill with your own moments.
Task
A small mission for today: make someone happy, draw a picture, help set the table.
Quiz
A question with answer options. The child taps, the door reveals the answer.
Your voice
A short story read by you or the grandparents and saved as a voice message.
What makes giftcountdown different
From you. For one person.
Choose the Sleigh Ride in the first step. The children's template gives all 24 doors a start with little tasks, riddles, jokes and words of encouragement.
Edit the texts, choose photos, record a message. Review and save all 24 doors before you send the calendar.
After payment you get your gift link. The recipient opens it in the browser, without an app account.
The calendar is especially lovely when it comes from someone who is not there every day: grandparents, a godparent or a parent who is travelling. It is private, reachable only through its link, and contains no advertising.
See what a finished example calendar looks like →Choose the “Sleigh Ride” design when you create the calendar. The children's template is suggested automatically. Change names, tasks and vouchers, upload photos and record voice messages.
Designing and previewing are free; giving it costs €14.90 once (US: $14.90 plus sales tax). The child opens the calendar in the browser on a phone or tablet.
Good to know
For children who cannot read yet, with voice messages and photos. For primary school children, with riddles, tasks and the quiz. You decide what goes behind every door.
No. Each door opens only on its day, at midnight in the time zone of the device.
No. The calendar is a private link that opens in the browser.
Doors unlock daily from 1 to 24 December. Access lasts until 31 January of the following year (UTC). After that, the calendar and its media are deleted, so it is not a permanent photo archive.
Sending costs €14.90 once per calendar, VAT included; in the US it is $14.90 plus applicable sales tax. There is no subscription. You can design your calendar for free and look at the preview before you decide to buy.
A small joy that comes from you
Try it first. Decide at your own pace.