Make it playful
Humour lowers the stakes for both of you. A “No” button that runs away says “I'm hopeful” without any pressure.
Ask someone out
Creative ways to ask someone out — that make them smile.
Asking someone out doesn't have to be a nervous text. Make it a little game: a question in full screen, a quiz to build the suspense, a “No” button that can't be caught, and confetti when they say yes.
Ideas that work
Be specific about the plan
“Dinner Friday at that ramen place you mentioned” is easier to say yes to than “we should hang out sometime”.
Keep the surprise for the yes
Reveal the location or the plan only after they accept — it turns a yes into a moment.
Let them answer privately
A private link means no audience and no awkwardness, whatever they say.
What you can include
A full-screen question with your own words
An optional quiz to unlock the question
A playful “No” button that escapes
A secret date plan revealed after “Yes”
Confetti and a celebration screen
You're notified the moment they answer
How it works
Choose Date Proposal
Free to publish — designed for asking someone out or asking them to be your Valentine.
Write the question and the plan
Add a quiz if you like, then the date they'll discover after saying yes.
Send the link
Share it privately and wait for the confetti.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
Yes. The Date Proposal theme is free and stays live for 24 hours after they open it. Upgrade once (€7.99) if you'd like to keep it forever without the watermark.
Can they actually say no?
The “No” button is playful and dodges taps, but they can always simply close the page or reply — it's meant to be fun, not a trap.
Does it work for asking someone to be my Valentine?
Yes — it's one of the most popular uses. Change the question to “Will you be my Valentine?” and add your plan.