Concierge
Or don’t make it yourself. Let Pash.
Some birthdays are worth more than an evening with a template. Talk to Pash for forty-five minutes about the person, and he designs and builds the whole page himself: their photos placed properly, their music, their story, in something that exists only for them.
- A 45-minute call with Pash before anything gets designed
- A design drawn for this one person, from a blank page
- Any music you want, including a recording of your own voice
- Pash builds the whole thing: photos placed, words set, all of it
- Changes until you’re happy. However many that takes
- His WhatsApp or Slack, right up to the day itself
- The page stays up forever
Not open for booking just yet. If this is the birthday you want it for, write in and Pash will take it on by hand in the meantime.
Write to PashHow it goes
You pay, then you talk
Straight after checkout you pick a time in Pash’s calendar and fill in the basics: who it’s for, when the day is, how to reach you. The call runs forty-five minutes and most of it is him listening.
He designs it for this one person
Everything comes out of what you said on the call, drawn from a blank page. You see the first version within 7 days.
You change whatever you want
As many times as it takes. Pash is on WhatsApp or Slack right up to the day itself, and most changes take him minutes. Nobody is counting rounds.
You send one link
It works on every phone, nobody needs an account, and it stays up forever.
Who’s making it
Pash, and nobody else. He’s a designer, and he has spent years doing product and brand work for other people’s companies. Some of them for a long time: four years and counting with Meera.ai, alongside startups and established teams who needed the thing to work as well as it looked.
Adorely is his own, and every template on this site is one he drew. That’s the reason a concierge page can be anything at all. There’s no layout underneath it waiting to be filled in. He opens a blank page and starts from what you told him.
He describes his work as helping businesses grow through better design. A birthday page has nothing to grow. It has one person opening a link on a morning that matters, and whether they feel something when they do. That turns out to be a harder brief, which is probably why he keeps taking it.
Who this is honestly not for
If you have an evening and a few photos, build it yourself. The templates are genuinely good, it costs $9.99, and you’ll enjoy making it. This exists for the birthdays where it has to be right and you don’t want to be the one making it right: a parent’s eightieth, a wedding anniversary, someone coming out of a hard year.