Aarav & Meher: From the Hostel Canteen to Forever
For Meher, from Aarav, Pune, on her 29th birthday. A fictional couple.
Our love story
Every couple has a how it started.
For Meher, from Aarav, Pune, on her 29th birthday. A fictional couple.




Printed copies are paid, for a keepsake on their shelf.
Your two names over a favourite photo, in the style you pick. You choose from three cover titles, such as Aarav & Meher: From the Hostel Canteen to Forever.
Where and how you first met and what you first thought of each other, written from your answers. College, work, an app, a family introduction or a chance meeting: the page follows your story, not a script.
Your first date or first proper conversation, in one line from you and a few lines from us, next to the earliest photos you picked.
When it became love, in your own words. We never invent a memory. If you skip a question, the page is left out.
The inside joke, the nicknames, the place you both love and the title of your song. We print song titles only, never lyrics.
Optional pages: a hard time you got through together, and one thing you are looking forward to doing together.
Making the book and saving the PDF is free. Printing is optional and paid, and we confirm the price and delivery date by email before you pay.
Photo books are laid out on your device and the photos never leave it. For illustrated books, up to three photos are used once to draw the character and then deleted. See privacy.
Yes. Answer in one line or talk for 30 seconds, in English, Hindi or Hinglish. AI writes the pages from your answers and keeps your words and nicknames. If a line is not right, tap rewrite, shorter, more filmy or in Hindi. There is no editor and nothing to design.
It follows your answers, whether you met at college, at work, on an app, through family or by chance. Pronouns are yours to choose and every couple is welcome. Skip any question you like, and that page is simply left out. You can remove any page in the preview.
Yes. In both of us mode, each of you answers the questions on your own phone. The book then shows both sides of each moment, such as Meher's side and Aarav's side, next to each other.