Bouquet
Flowers that never wilt.
A Mac app that arranges flowers in 3-D. Spin a bouquet, restyle it, stand a card in it, and mail it to someone. Every arrangement is generated from a short code, so sending the code sends the identical bouquet.
Flowers that never wilt.
A Mac app that arranges flowers in 3-D. Spin a bouquet, restyle it, stand a card in it, and mail it to someone. Every arrangement is generated from a short code, so sending the code sends the identical bouquet.
Peonies, roses, tulips and camellias built as real geometry in a glass vase. Drag to spin the arrangement and look at it from any side.
Flowers, count, vase and glass tint are generated from a seed, so a bouquet is fully described by a short code like 70000-008M1. Type the code, get the same bouquet back.
Pick a bouquet and mail it from your own Mail account. The message carries a picture of the arrangement and its code, so the recipient can open the real thing.
Stand a printed card in the arrangement — Happy Birthday, Congratulations, Thank You, With Sympathy and a dozen more — and write your own message on it.
Put a bouquet on the wallpaper, behind your windows. It sits there without stealing focus or showing up in your window switcher.
Schedule a bouquet for a birthday or an anniversary and Bouquet gets it ready on the morning it is due, so you do not have to remember twice.
Bouquet collects nothing. It has no accounts, no analytics and no tracking. Bouquets are generated on your Mac, and a gift is sent from your own email account — it never passes through a server of ours. Read the full privacy policy.
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