Everything people ask

Yes. Every flower, every card style and every share link is free. There is no account system, no credits, no premium tier and no watermark.

No, and there is nowhere to sign up. The tool is a static web page; there is no account system at all.

No. The bouquet is an ordinary web page, so it opens in whatever browser their phone already uses.

Most people finish in three to five minutes, including choosing flowers and rewriting the note twice.

Nowhere on our side. The whole bouquet — flowers, card, names and message — is encoded into the part of the URL after the # symbol, and browsers do not send that part to a server. There is no database of messages to leak.

Anyone who has it. There is no password. Treat a bouquet link the way you would treat a letter: send it to the person, not to a group chat you would not write to.

No. Since nothing is stored server-side, there is nothing that can go stale or be deleted. The link opens the same bouquet as long as the site is running.

You cannot revoke a link that is already out. If you need to change something, make a new bouquet and send that instead.

No — the message is inside the link. Editing would mean making a new one.

Two or three varieties usually read better than nine. A single stem with a good note is also a complete bouquet, and often the best one.

One specific, real detail and then stop. A line that would be slightly embarrassing to read aloud is usually about right. The flowers handle the decoration; the note only has to sound like you.

You can reuse a link, but if the note is personal that defeats the purpose. Build a separate bouquet for each person.

Yes, and most bouquets are made on phones. The builder is designed mobile-first.

Not yet. The share link is the delivery method, and it works better than a PNG because the recipient gets the reveal. Image export is on the list.

No. It fills the moments where delivery is too slow, too expensive or too far away. For the anniversary table, buy real flowers.

Because there are eight flowers and a deterministic arrangement. That is a deliberate trade: it keeps the tool instant and free, and makes a link render identically for everyone. More stems and layouts are the obvious next step.

No, and that is intentional. An AI image is a picture someone generated; this is a bouquet you arranged. The difference is the whole point of the gesture.

The site is static and the builder runs entirely in your browser. Bouquet contents are never sent anywhere. If analytics are added later, they will be cookieless and aggregate, and this page will say so.