The first year
Play itWhile it all still feels new and you want him to know you noticed.
- Kiss Me · Sixpence None the Richer
- Bubbly · Colbie Caillat
- Butterflies · Kacey Musgraves
- Adore You · Harry Styles
- Electric Love · BØRNS
For the one who keeps the ticket stubs
Twenty-four songs you can dedicate to him, a quick guide to writing his chorus yourself, and a shortcut: tell us about him and hear a song with his name in it.

Jake, you kept the stub from our first show
The setlist
Real songs, listed by title and artist. Pick one for the moment you're in, or treat them as a mood board for a song of his own.
Every song above was written for somebody else. His can have the corner booth, the hoodie he never got back and the nickname only you use.
Do it yourself
Four steps that work whether you write it on your own or hand the notes to us.
Skip "you're my everything". Write down three things only he does: the hoodie he leaves at your place, how he orders for you when you can't decide, the parking he swears is legal. Small details are what make a song sound like him.
The chorus is the part that comes back, so that's where his name belongs, along with something he actually says or a place that's yours. By the third time he hears it, he knows the song is about him.
If he lives on a country playlist in the truck, go country. Gym headphones? Try pop or R&B. For the guy who would laugh off a ballad, choose a Happy or Danceable mood; save Romantic for the anniversary.
Play it in the parked car before dinner, send it the night before he flies out, or have it ready when his last exam ends. Use headphones or a small speaker, stay quiet until the end, then let him replay it.
Jake, save me the booth by the window,call me trouble like you always do,you still can't park to save your life,but you always find your way to me.
Your ticket
Three choices on the form and a few sentences about him. Here is what to pick and what he gets.
The same choice whether you're his girlfriend or his boyfriend.
His name, his nickname and your stories go into the lyrics. We don't copy the band he loves or reuse lines from existing songs, so every word he hears is new.
Hear one first
Both are finished songs from real orders. Wait for the moment a name lands in the melody; in his song, that name is his.
Now playingNeither was written for a boyfriend. Ordinary Days is a husband's song for his wife, which is close: swap the names and the ten years for your own story.
Written for Emma, for their tenth wedding anniversary; her husband Daniel ordered it
Written for Maya, turning thirty; her best friend ordered it
Both samples are in English. His song can be in English, Spanish, Portuguese or Italian.
After the first listen
How it works
About ten minutes on your phone, and you only pay after you've listened.
His name, the nickname, a few memories. Choose Boyfriend / Girlfriend, the occasion and a voice.
AI turns your story into lyrics in about a minute, with the details you gave in the verses and his name in the chorus.
Both arrive a minute or two later with a light watermark. Edit the words, style or mood and regenerate; you'll see how many rounds remain.
Pay for the version you love, then send his private gift page or download the MP3, lyric video and lyrics PDF.
Pricing
You pay once, after both full versions have played. No subscription and no deposit.
Questions
Short, honest answers. Anything else, write to us.
It doesn't have to be one. Pick Happy or Danceable as the mood and a style he already plays, like rock, country or pop, then fill the story with the jokes you two repeat. Most guys laugh before they get misty.
Yes, that's the best part. Write the joke and one line of context, like where it started, so the lyrics use it the way you two do. The more specific, the more it sounds like yours.
Not if it's about what you've noticed so far: the first date, the song he always skips, the way he texts. Choose Just because or Valentine's Day, keep the mood light, and it reads as sweet rather than serious.
Yes. Lyrics take about a minute and two full versions follow a minute or two after that. Files unlock as soon as you pay, and you can schedule the gift email for the morning of your anniversary.
Yes. Give us the nickname, his real name, or both, and tell us which one should be sung in the chorus. If it's spelled in an unusual way, add how it's pronounced in parentheses.
You choose Female voice, Male voice or Duet. A female voice can sound like it's from you, a male voice like something off his playlist. All voices are synthetic, and we can't imitate a real artist or his favorite band.
Yes. Choose English, Spanish, Portuguese or Italian as the song language, so the song can be in the language you two speak together.
Yes. Edit the lyrics, style or mood and generate again; the page shows how many rounds you have left. Once you pay, the song itself is final, and our rights in it transfer to you.
Encore
Start with his nickname and the place that's yours. Two versions about him play before you decide a thing.
Listen to both first, pay only if you love one

Jake, you kept the stub from our first show