Love From All · Questions and answers

How it works

Updated November 10, 2026

The organizer invites everyone with one link and sets a due date. Each person answers a few short questions and makes a card, with photos and a song, in about five minutes. The person it’s for opens one link and walks through everyone’s cards, one at a time.

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  • How does the Love From All group keepsake app work?
  • How do I collect messages from friends and family for a surprise?
  • What should I write in a group card if I don’t know what to say?
  • How can grandparents who aren’t good with technology add a message to a group card?
  • What can each person add to their card in a Love From All keepsake?
  • What does the person receive when they open a Love From All keepsake?
  • Can someone add a private message to a group card that only the recipient can read?
  • What if some people don’t sign the group card in time?

How does the Love From All group keepsake app work?

The organizer invites everyone with one group link or personal links and sets a due date; Love From All sends the reminders. Each person answers a few short questions, and the Studio drafts their card in pencil for them to rewrite in their own words, with photos and a song. The person then opens one link and walks a path through everyone’s cards, one at a time.

How do I collect messages from friends and family for a surprise?

Start a keepsake, then share one group link in the group chat, or send personal links by WhatsApp, text or email. Set a due date and Love From All reminds everyone three days before and the day before, so nobody has to chase. Send it on the day, or schedule it; late cards are still welcome after it’s sent.

What should I write in a group card if I don’t know what to say?

With Love From All, nobody starts from a blank card. A few short questions (how you met, a story only you could tell, what you hope for them) guide each person, by typing or by voice note. The Studio drafts in pencil from the answers, the writer can choose a tone (heartfelt, playful, nostalgic or a gentle roast), and every line can be rewritten in ink.

How can grandparents who aren’t good with technology add a message to a group card?

With Love From All, the organizer can send them the questions by message, in their language. When they reply, by WhatsApp or text, the organizer pastes the reply in and the Studio puts each answer under its question to make their card. Anyone who does open the link needs no account or app.

What can each person add to their card in a Love From All keepsake?

Words, up to eight photos, up to three paintings the Studio makes in watercolour, pencil or charcoal, a video message of up to a minute, and a song. Each card is interactive, and its look comes from what the person wrote: the Studio suggests a paper (a letter, a recipe card, a mixtape, a front page and more, 15 in all), in one of seven inks and three hands.

What does the person receive when they open a Love From All keepsake?

One link: a welcome letter under a wax seal, then a path through everyone’s cards, one at a time, in the world the organizer chose. Each card plays its song with the words as it sings, the last card unlocks the Chorus, and they can reply on every card so the conversation keeps going after the day.

Can someone add a private message to a group card that only the recipient can read?

With Love From All, yes. A card can be sealed “just for them”: only the person it’s for can open it, and not even the organizer can read it. Sealed cards never go on the big screen in party mode.

What if some people don’t sign the group card in time?

Love From All reminds everyone three days before the due date and again the day before. And nothing locks: late cards are still welcome after the keepsake is sent.

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