~2 MIN
step 1 of 7 · situation

What's the occasion?

This sets the palette and the wording for everything after it.

step 2 of 7 · who

Who's it for?

step 3 of 7 · payload

Three questions. Star what actually happens.

They'll answer all three. The starred option is what gets printed on the ticket.

step 4 of 7 · the trick

How hard do you overrule them?

Overrule their answersTheir card changes mid-flight on the way to the tray. Off = they genuinely choose.

The toast is the only wink the trap gives. Keep it dry — it should read as flirtation, not an error.

step 5 of 7 · keepsake

The ticket.

step 6 of 7 · extras

Anything else?

Calendar inviteAdds an .ics button under the ticket.

Skippable. Most senders leave these as they are.

step 7 of 7 · share

Send it to them.

The link carries the whole thing. Nothing to install on their side.

what comes back to you
Opened
What they wanted
What got printed

The gap between those two rows is the funniest thing in this flow. It's the reason people open the results twice.