Songifted

Songifted

Turn personal memories into a custom song gift

Coming soonLaunches Monday, Nov 9 · in 7 days

Music

What is Songifted?

Songifted creates personalized song gifts from names, memories and stories about the recipient. Users review and approve the lyrics before recording, listen to a free 45-second preview, and can purchase a full downloadable song with a one-time payment from $49. It is designed for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings and other personal occasions. No subscription is required.

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Joined Oct 2026

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Audience
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