An
experience
that moves

The Silva family gathers every Christmas. 18 people, three generations. Grandma Carmem, the four children with their spouses, and grandchildren who are no longer kids.

Every year it was the same: Aunt Marcia would cut papers, write names by hand, fold each one. Someone always drew their own spouse. "Draw again!" Uncle Roberto would lose the paper. Cousin Julia would forget who she drew.

That December, Lucas created the group in the app. In five minutes, everyone was in. The draw respected couples automatically. Each one created their wishlist. Grandma Carmem asked for help, but managed — and loved sending anonymous messages to her grandson.

Before the exchange, the family answered the Group Quiz — fun questions like "who has fallen asleep on the couch during Christmas dinner?". Uncle Roberto led the ranking. On the Photo Wall, each one posted their favorite memory of the year. Cousin Julia cried seeing the gender reveal photo that grandma kept.

On exchange night, something different happened. The gifts made sense. Roberto got that book he mentioned once. Julia received exactly the bag she wanted. Grandma Carmem cried opening a box with digitized old photos — a perfect gift from her granddaughter who read her wishlist.

At the end, everyone voted in the Gift Ranking. Lucas won "Most Creative" and Grandma Carmem got "Hit the Mark".

It wasn't just a secret santa. It was the Silva family's best Christmas.