Send a gender reveal
they'll never forget.

Enter boy or girl, get a link, send it. They open it and the moment hits. Free, no sign-up.

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Boy or Girl?

Enter it. You get a link.

Share one link

Text it, email it, post it. However you reveal.

They tap to reveal

A 10-second countdown, then confetti and the big news.

40k+
reveals sent
4.9★
average rating
100%
free to create
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"Honestly I thought this was going to be too simple to actually be good. I was wrong. My parents' reactions when the confetti went off on their screens. We got it all on video call. Best five seconds of the whole pregnancy."

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Ryan

Dad of two boys

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"My sister sent me the link with zero explanation. I thought it was a prank. Then the countdown started and I completely lost it. Still probably the best gender reveal I've ever seen. And it was just a phone screen."

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Chloe

Proudly expecting her first niece

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"We didn't want to be told at the scan. Our midwife set up the link for us and texted it over when we got home. We opened it together on the couch. Both just burst into tears. Still the best way we could have found out."

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Amara

First-time mum

Questions? Good ones, actually.

Here's what people usually wonder before they hit Create

What exactly does this do?add

You enter boy or girl. Gendergram gives you a link. You send it to whoever you want. They open it, watch a countdown, confetti goes off. That's it.

Will the person know the gender before they open the link?add

No. The gender is locked into the link. Nobody can see it before opening. Not even us.

Do I have to create an account?add

Nope. No sign-up, no email, no password. Enter it, share, done.

Is this actually free?add

Yes. No subscription, no "premium" tier, no ads. We built it because we thought it should exist.

Can the same link be opened more than once?add

Yes. Send it to your whole family. Everyone gets their own countdown when they open it.

Is my baby's gender stored anywhere?add

No. It's encoded into the link itself. We don't have a database for it. Nothing to store, nothing to leak.