Christmas Gift Book

A gift on every page

A little book of gifts, one on every page, for whenever they need it. You fill each page with a gift card, a voucher, something delivered, money sent or a gift given in their name. They open it from a private link, on their phone, and turn to whichever page today needs: comfort food, a night out, a new book, a little calm.

A$10 · converted to your currency at checkoutone gift book, as many pages as you fill

Secure checkout with Stripe; no account needed. The gifts themselves you buy wherever you like: Tadavite sells none of them and takes nothing from them. Nothing is sent to them until you press Send.

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When you need comfort food

For the night that calls for the bowl, the blanket and the sofa.

A gift card from someone who loves you

Dinner on me, delivered

$50

CodeSAMPLE 1234

Order the thing you actually want. Garlic bread is not optional.

Added by someone who loves you. Tadavite doesn't sell or check gift codes; ask someone who loves you if anything doesn't work.

A sample page. The code is not real.

The 12 pages, and up to 12 of your own

Fill the ones that suit them and leave the rest: only pages with a gift go in the book.

  • For breakfast on the goA coffee and something warm on a morning that started too early.
  • When you need comfort foodFor the night that calls for the bowl, the blanket and the sofa.
  • When you don't feel like cookingPizza, dumplings, Thai: the night off you've earned.
  • When you need a new bookA fresh spine, a cup of tea and nowhere to be.
  • When you need some essentialsThe boring, necessary shop, paid for.
  • When you want to spoil yourselfSomething you'd never buy for yourself. That's the point.
  • When you need a night outDinner, a show, a film with the good seats.
  • When you need a night inPopcorn, pyjamas and nobody asking anything of you.
  • When you want to treat the houseFlowers on the table, or a plant that forgives you.
  • When you need a little calmTen quiet minutes, and permission to take them.
  • When you need to buy it nowThe thing you keep saying no to. Say yes.
  • When you need to know you're lovedNot a thing to buy. A thing to keep.

What a page can hold

  • A gift card. A gift card for a shop, a cafe, a cinema or a food delivery app: its code and PIN sit on the page.
  • Money sent to them. Money you've sent to their account, with a note saying what it's for.
  • An experience. A day spa, a show, a class, a flight: the voucher code and how to book.
  • Delivered to them. Flowers, chocolates, a book, pyjamas: on their way, with the page saying so.
  • Handmade or personalised. Something made by hand or personalised, from a small maker.
  • Given in their name. A gift given in their name to a charity, with the page telling them.

How it works

  1. Pay once. We email you a private link to your book.
  2. Buy the gifts wherever you like (we have ideas for every page), then put each one on its page: what it is, the code, how to use it.
  3. Press Send. We email them a private link, or give you their link to send yourself.
  4. They turn the pages whenever they need one. You see which pages they've opened and used, and can fix a code if one is wrong.

Fully digital: nothing is printed or posted. Questions? info@tadavite.com

Good to know

Do I buy the gifts from Tadavite?
No. You buy each gift card, voucher or present wherever you like (we suggest places for every page) and put its details on the page. Tadavite sells none of them, checks none of them and takes nothing from them.
Is anything posted?
No. The book is entirely digital. Anything you have delivered, you arrange with the shop.
Do the pages open on certain days?
No. Every page is open from the moment you send the book. It's a book, not a calendar: they turn to the page they need, when they need it.
Can I change a page after sending?
Yes, until they've ticked that gift as used. Handy if a code was typed wrong.
Who sees what?
They see the pages and gifts. You see which pages they've opened and which gifts they've used. Nothing in the book ever goes in an email.
How long does the link work?
A year from the day you send it.