About WishVerse

WishVerse is a small, independent project with one job: make it easy to send a wish that actually feels personal.

The problem with forwarded wishes

Birthday and festival greetings travel through WhatsApp as the same forwarded image, seen a hundred times before. They are convenient and completely impersonal. Meanwhile, writing something yourself takes time — and most people give up somewhere between “Happy birthday!” and an actual sentence.

What we do instead

You give us three things: an occasion, a name and a message. We turn them into an animated card that lives on its own link — big name, your words, a design that matches the occasion, and an automatic translation into any of 22 languages. The link shows up in WhatsApp with a preview image that already carries the person's name, so it reads as personal before it is even opened.

Why it stays free

WishVerse is supported by advertising. Ads are clearly labelled and never placed inside the card itself — only around it, on the pages you browse. There is no paywall, no account, no upload of your contact list, and no “premium” version of the same card.

Languages

English is the default, and every card and message can be switched to Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, Bengali, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Indonesian, Turkish, Russian, Chinese or Italian. Translations are produced automatically and cached, so a card opens instantly the second time someone reads it.

Who runs it

WishVerse is built and maintained by the team behind AI Pulses, a small studio that builds practical AI tools. Questions, bugs or partnership ideas: info@aipulses.online.