A mixtape,
made for one person.
Buy a pack of tapes, curate one for someone who matters, and send it — songs, a voice note, a label in your own hand.
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How it works
Curate
Search Apple Music. Sequence Side A and Side B.
Label
Design the cassette label in your own hand.
Seal
Wrap it and address it to one person.
Unwrap
They install free and unwrap a tape made for them.
Thirteen themed editions.
For the ones worth the effort.
The songs from the year you met, in order.
Twelve tracks and a voice note they didn't see coming.
The ones that got you through, handed on.
For the moving-away and the see-you-soon.
Side A out. Side B back.
For the distance, after midnight.
What you couldn't quite say out loud.
No occasion. That's the whole point.
Tapes people made.
“For the long way back. Side B is the good part.”
“The ones from the kitchen, growing up.”
“Every one of these is about a Tuesday.”
Specification
Questions
Does the person receiving it have to pay?
Never. Receiving and opening a tape is always free — they download Tape Bird at no cost to unwrap your gift.
Do I need Apple Music?
You can build and send a tape without a subscription. Hearing full songs (rather than 30-second previews) requires Apple Music on the listener's device.
Do tapes or packs expire?
Never. A tape you send and a pack you own don't expire.
A gift, not a playlist
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