a pretend clinic visit for someone who's sick — a prescription that writes itself and gets stamped, a blister pack where every pill pops out a 'dose' of comfort, soup you blow on to cool, a hug that brings the fever down, and your photo on a giant band-aid.
Create your own Get Well SoonLovely's Get Well Soon template turns a feel-better message into a little clinic visit. It opens on a prescription pad from 'Dr. you', with the patient's name, a funny diagnosis and four handwritten Rx lines that write themselves in — rest, soup, zero work emails, you on unlimited refills. They tap to stamp it APPROVED, then collect their meds: a foil blister pack where every capsule pops out with a 'dose' of comfort, like a guilt-free nap or a dramatic voice note from you.
Next comes a bowl of soup that's too hot, so they press and hold to blow on it until the steam clears and 'made with extra love' appears. Then a thermometer reads 102.4°F, and holding the hug button brings it down to a normal 98.6°. The page ends with them 'discharged': a get well soon line, their name in big letters, your photo on a giant band-aid and your doctor's orders, signed.
Every line and all four images are editable, and a stepper sets how many pills are in the strip (3 to 6). Publishing costs ₹59 one-time; Lovely gives you a link and a QR code in about five minutes to share on WhatsApp, and the recipient opens it without any account.
About five minutes. Tap any line on the preview to rewrite it, swap the images for your photos, and publish. You get a link and a QR code straight away.
No. The link opens in any phone browser from WhatsApp, Instagram or a text message. No app, no signup on their side.
Every word — the clinic name, diagnosis, Rx lines, each pill's dose message and the sign-off — plus all four images. A stepper in the editor sets how many pills sit in the blister pack, from 3 to 6.
They tap to stamp the prescription, tap each pill to pop it out, press and hold to blow on the soup until it cools, and press and hold a hug button to bring the thermometer down to 98.6°F.
They get 'discharged': a get well soon message with their name, your photo inside a big band-aid, and your doctor's orders to rest and call you, with a button to visit the clinic again.
Five minutes from now, your get well soon page can be live.
Create your own Get Well Soon