Deco My Tree
A free online Christmas tree that friends decorate with sealed wishes you open on Dec 25.
What is Deco My Tree?
Deco My Tree is a free online Christmas tree that your friends decorate for you. You create a tree, share its link, and everyone who visits can hang an ornament carrying a personal wish. Wishes stay sealed until Dec 25, so the tree fills up with little surprises all season long. There is nothing to install, since it works in any browser on a phone, tablet or computer.
It suits friends and group chats, family near and far, classmates and coworkers, and anyone who wants to collect heartfelt notes from the people closest to them. You can share the link in group chats, stories or messages, and the tree offers 8 tree styles, 6 toppers and 20 hand-drawn ornaments to choose from.
What sets it apart is the privacy and surprise. Only the tree's owner can read a wish by default, wishes can be sent anonymously, and anything unkind can be reported from the wish itself. When the branches fill up, the tree grows another page of ornaments so no friend is left out.
Creating a tree, sharing it and hanging wishes are all free. Friends need to sign in once to send a wish, and you need an account only to save your tree.
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