The "Happy Birthday 🎂" text is boring. Dekhte Hai is a playable, interactive micro-experience engine living entirely in the browser. No app downloads. Just a simple link. Instead of a lazy text, send a digital cake where they literally blow into their phone's mic to extinguish the flames, or send a 2D Slime Soccer match. I'm a self-taught solo dev who built this to kill the boring e-card. Test the physics and tear my UI apart!
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I had absolutely no business building this. A few months ago, I barely knew what a webhook was. But I was so deeply annoyed by the emotional wasteland of the standard "Happy Birthday 🎂" text message that I decided to fix it myself.
A quick text feels lazy, and a static e-card is instantly forgettable. I wanted to build a platform that forces the recipient to actually interact to get their message—turning a boring WhatsApp chat into a playable, memorable experience.
What started as a simple UI project rapidly escalated into a technical descent into madness. I didn't just want a button that said "click to blow out candles." I wanted the user to use their lungs.
To make this happen, I had to brute-force my way through learning React and Firebase from scratch. I wrestled with custom 2D physics to build a fully playable Slime Soccer match, integrated the Web Audio API to calculate wind-force on a digital flame, and fought through Razorpay and Stripe timeout errors just to get a global checkout system working.
This isn't a venture-backed SaaS; this is a passion project built through pure trial and error by a self-taught solo dev.
So, You can go and try
Open it on your phone and try the "Make A Wish" card. Blow into your microphone.
Test the physics on the mini-games.
Tear apart my mobile-landscape-lock logic.
I’ll be in the comments all day. Ask me anything about the code, the UI, or why I tortured myself with custom canvas animations instead of just sending a WhatsApp sticker!