An unusual digital gift
A real sunrise with their name on it — the exact minute the sun rises over a place you choose. The nearest one or on the day you choose; a certificate to print.
Not a gift card. Not a subscription. A real moment in the world, with their name on it.
Most digital gifts are either money in disguise or one more thing to log in to. Resthe is different: you dedicate an actual natural event, a sunrise, sunset or full moon night over a place you choose, on the day you choose, to someone you care about. It is calculated astronomically for that exact point and recorded in our registry with your words.
It works as a digital gift because there is nothing to ship and nothing to install. Right after payment you approve the certificate and get a link to send by message or email. The recipient sees the place on a map, the local time of the moment, a countdown and the certificate, which they can download as a PDF or print. When it happens, the page says “Your moment has arrived”.
Which moment fits
Why people choose it
- Fast: the link is ready in minutes, good for last-minute gifts and gifts to other countries.
- Personal: the place and the words are yours.
- Something to wait for: the countdown makes the gift last for days, not seconds.
- No clutter: nothing to store, nothing to return.
Dedication length: up to 240 characters for Sky Wonders.
Questions
How is it delivered?
As a link you send yourself, by any messenger or email. We can also email it to the recipient for you.
Can I send it abroad?
Yes, to anyone, anywhere.
Is there anything physical?
No. The certificate is a PDF they can print at home.
Is it an NFT or crypto?
No. No blockchain, no tokens. It is a dedication recorded in the private Resthe registry.
Can I get a refund?
Once the gift is delivered it is a final sale, except where the law gives you rights that cannot be waived. If a moment cannot happen through our fault, we refund in full automatically.
A commemorative dedication recorded in the private Resthe registry — not ownership of the sky, the weather or land, and not an official registration.
Read in the Journal
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- Long-distance gifts: the same sunrise, eight time zones apart
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- Remembering someone with a sunrise over a place they loved
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