About Hapipy
Hapipy is a private place for two people to keep what matters in their relationship — letters, photographs, notes and the dates that count — and a set of simple tools for sending something personal by link, including invitations for the events you want people to come to.
Why it exists
Most of the moments that matter in a relationship end up scattered across a camera roll, a chat thread and a few forgotten notes. Hapipy gives them one private home, laid out as something you can visit — a galaxy of memories — rather than another feed. There are no followers, no public profiles and nothing to perform for.
What Hapipy does
- Couple worlds — a private shared space with letters, a photo gallery, a notes wall, sealed memories, planned dates and a day counter.
- Love letters and proposals by link — made without an account and opened without one.
- Digital invitations — designed pages for weddings, birthdays and other events, with replies from guests who do not need an account.
The details, including the limits, are on How it works.
How it is paid for
Hapipy is currently free. Some public pages of this website — such as the blog — show ads served by Google. Ads never appear inside worlds or on anything you send by link, and nothing you write in Hapipy is used for advertising. See the Privacy Policy.
What we care about
Privacy first. We do not sell your data, and your private content is not used for advertising. Privacy & safety explains, plainly, who can see what.
Closeness, not engagement. Hapipy is not designed to keep you scrolling. It is designed to be opened, to make you feel closer, and to be put down.
Honesty about limits. Where something is not possible yet — a native app, self-service account deletion — we say so rather than implying otherwise.
Who runs Hapipy
Hapipy is an independent project, built, operated and supported by Ali Tarek. Questions, ideas and problems all reach the same inbox — see the contact page.