A heartfelt scrollable apology with a handwritten letter, memory polaroids, promises, a 'hit me' venting button, and a forgive-me finale with a cheeky reveal.
Create your own I'm SorryLovely's Sorry template was built for the apology that needs to feel specific. The page opens with a handwritten-style letter you wrote to them, scrolls through a row of memory polaroids with captions, lists the promises you're making, and ends with a small 'hit me' button — a low-stakes way for them to release the frustration before the conversation continues.
It's the template people pick when an apology over text feels insufficient and an in-person conversation can't happen yet. Friends after a fight, partners after a hard week, family members after a misunderstanding — the structure forces specificity, which is what real apologies need. Customizing takes about 8 minutes: write the letter, drop in a few photos with captions, list 3-5 promises in your own words, and publish.
The small Indian team behind Lovely built this template after noticing a gap — search the web for 'apology card maker' and you'll find generic e-cards with stock backgrounds, none of which leave room for the actual apology. This template makes the apology the whole point, not a footnote on a glossy card.
About 8 minutes — most of which is writing the letter itself. The template guides you through the sections (letter, polaroids, promises) so you're not staring at a blank page.
No. They just open the link. No account, no install, no payment on their side. The page works on any phone, tablet, or laptop.
Yes — up to 6 polaroids with captions. JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP all work, 5 MB max per image. Use photos that mean something to both of you; the captions are where the specifics live.
It's a small playful release valve — when they tap it, a soft animation runs and the count of taps is recorded anonymously in your dashboard. It's not a substitute for a real conversation, but it gives them a way to release something before the conversation happens.
Yes. Turn on password protection in the editor's settings, set a password and a custom unlock message, and the page stays private until they enter the password.
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