Tell us about them.
A card game designed around them.
Pick one thing they love — her gardening, his band, your dog — or paint the whole person. We draw 57 memories, lay them on a deck that plays, print it, post it.
Made to play. Any two cards share exactly one memory.
Designed around them.
Their memories. Drawn.
Sunny the poodle and Burt the old retriever. The campfire under the redwoods, the trout from a mountain lake, the s'mores after dark. Each one drawn for your deck only.
Just for them.
Their name. Your dedication. The first card they pick up when they open the box.
Summer 2026 — the long road north. With Sunny and Burt.
Made for THE CARTERS
Take your shared memories and make a game.
Every card is one specific thing — a memory, a like, an in-joke, a place. You bring them. We draw them.
You type
“Sunny our poodle”
You type
“the mountain lake”
You type
“the campfire”
Relive the moment with three fun game modes.
All three printed on the instructions card. Fast to learn, fast to play, dealt out a hundred times over the years.
The Tower
Race to spot the shared card on the top two cards. Fastest hand keeps the pair.
Hot Potato
Pass a card around. Whoever can't match it before the music stops keeps it.
Poisoned Gift
Give cards you can match to the player on your left. Last to be stuck holding cards wins.
Any two cards share exactly one memory. Always.
That's the 1892 Fano plane — the smallest finite projective plane. We didn't invent the maths; we just put your person inside it.
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