RAYXIS Gifts
by Raven SoniInteractive 3D surprise gifts they open from a link: games, photo albums and letters.
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Overview
RAYXIS Gifts turns a message into something they open and play. A birthday text gets lost in a scroll; a RAYXIS gift is a small interactive 3D scene built around your own words: balloons they pop to find your message, boxes nested inside each other, a cup game, an album of your own photos, or an animated letter.
You pick a design, add your message and photos, and send the link. They open it in any browser, on a phone or a computer, with no app and no account.
It's made for people who can't hand a gift over in person: partners in long-distance relationships, siblings in different cities, families spread across countries.
Most designs are free, with no watermark. Premium designs use one-time credit packs, not a subscription. You can see whether your gift was opened, and delete it and its photos at any time.
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RAYXIS Gifts on LaunchIt
RAYXIS Gifts launched on LaunchIt on October 6, 2026, in Creative and Media Tools. It ranks #4 of the 5 products launched that day. Since launch it has collected 0 upvotes and 14 page views.
- Launched
- Oct 6, 2026
- Rank that day
- #4of 5 launches
- In category
- #39of 39 in Creative and Media Tools
- Upvotes
- 0
- Page views
- 14
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At a glance
RAYXIS Gifts in a Nutshell
Who is it for?
People in long-distance relationships or families separated by distance who want to give a personalized, interactive gift without meeting in person.
Problem
Sending a meaningful gift remotely can feel flat when there’s no physical presence. Text messages and standard e-cards often don’t convey effort or excitement, and many options require apps, accounts, or subscriptions that complicate sharing across devices.
Solution
RAYXIS Gifts creates an interactive 3D surprise that unfolds through a link. The sender personalizes designs with their message and photos, and recipients open a playful experience in any browser on phone or computer, with no app or account required.
What makes it unique
It combines interactive 3D scenes with personal media and messages, delivered via a simple link. Most designs are free and watermark-free, with premium options available via one-time credit packs, not subscriptions. You can track opens and securely delete content or photos at any time.
In practice
Use Cases
Send a long-distance birthday surprise
Share a message with a photo album
Send a playful letter embedded in a 3D scene
Announce a special achievement remotely
Create a family reunion invitation experience
Deliver a couple’s anniversary surprise
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RAYXIS Gifts vs similar tools
How RAYXIS Gifts compares with Parasocial, ReflectMind and Million Dot Homepage, other Creative and Media Tools products on LaunchIt.
| Product | Pricing | Rating | Upvotes | Launched | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 RAYXIS GiftsThis product | Not listed | No reviews | 0 | Oct 6, 2026 | |
 Parasocial | Not listed | No reviews | 1 | Sep 10, 2026 | |
 ReflectMind | Not listed | No reviews | 0 | Jan 23, 2026 | |
 Million Dot Homepage | Not listed | No reviews | 0 | Jan 28, 2026 |
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Hi, I'm Revan, a solo maker from Rajkot, India. I built this because birthday messages started to feel like nothing. By mid-morning someone's phone is a wall of near-identical texts, and yours is somewhere in it. I wanted to send something that takes a minute of their day instead of two seconds. The problem that kept coming back was distance. The people who use it most are sending to someone they can't reach: a brother in another city on Raksha Bandhan, a partner in another country, parents back home at Diwali. What changed along the way: I started out thinking in cards and ended up building small 3D scenes: games they play, boxes they unwrap, albums of your own photos. And I learned that privacy matters as much as the animation, so gifts expire, and you can delete one and its photos for good whenever you want. If you try one, tell me which design you'd send. And if you have an idea for a new scene and I build it, I'll credit you on it.