A Christmas gift they unwrap on their phone

Christmas in India has its own rhythm: plum cake from the old bakery, the lights on Park Street or in Bandra's lanes, midnight mass in Goa or Shillong, an office Secret Santa with a ₹500 limit, and the one friend who puts up a full tree in a 1BHK. The cards and the gift-wrapped boxes are lovely, but what people keep is the note that sounds like you.

We don't have a Christmas-only template yet, so here are the three that fit best. Open When… (₹29) is a bundle of sealed letters, and you can lock each envelope until a date: one for Christmas Eve, one for Christmas morning, one for New Year's Eve, or twelve that open one a day up to the 25th. A Star For You (₹49) opens an old observatory on the real night sky; they hunt with a telescope until it clicks onto a star named for them (a sentimental naming, not an official one), and keep a star-chart poster. Miles Apart (₹39) is for when you're spending the holidays in different cities or countries: a little plane flies the real distance between you, both your clocks tick side by side, and a boarding pass counts down to the day you next meet.

Every gift is a private link with an optional 4-digit code. Preview every screen before you pay, schedule it to unlock at midnight on the 25th if you like, and read their reply at the end.