Santa is on his way.
To your family.
A first letter at breakfast. A little star closer to home by afternoon. Children follow Santa on the map and read messages you’ve prepared. He arrives when the presents are ready.
No sign-up for the preview · Santa & Baby Jesus · EN / CZ
A sample map and message. Choose your own destination in the app.
“Is he close yet?”
“Let’s have a look.”
After breakfast, you open the first envelope. Inside is your child’s name and a letter from the snowy woods. Before your walk, you look again: the little star has crossed the river.
In between, there’s time for Grandma, a storybook and getting dinner ready. Fit the letters and their timing around the way you celebrate: with Santa or Baby Jesus, and presents in the evening or morning.
From preparation to goodnightPrepare a journey around your day.
A journey to your home
Choose where you’ll celebrate and when you’ll open presents. Follow Santa or Baby Jesus as he gets closer.
A message with your child’s name
Add a familiar nickname, a favourite book or something your children are looking forward to. You read and approve every message first.
Try it before Christmas
See what your children will see. Speed through the day, open the messages and try the arrival without starting the real journey.
Dinner can run late
Hold the arrival until the presents are ready. You can also pause the journey and new messages, then carry on later.
Grandma can follow along too
Send her a private invitation and PIN. She’ll see the same map and messages as the children, while you keep control of the plan.
Read the messages again afterwards
Once the journey is over, the delivered messages stay together. Choose to keep the memory if you’d like to save them for longer.
“Alex and Sam, I’m on my way! I spotted a deer by the woods, so I passed very quietly. Read a story together for now. I’ll send another letter from the river.”Love, SantaSample names and words. Messages are prepared by a parent.
Dinner running late?
The story can wait.
Still finishing dinner or arranging the presents? Hold the arrival. For a longer change of plans, pause the whole journey and new messages. Review the adjusted times before you continue.
If the children are ready to do something else, you can end the journey early and return to the letters later.
A guide to changing plansHow do you celebrate?
Baby Jesus map
“Look, he’s almost at our house!”
02Personal Santa tracker
Follow Santa tonight. Find the presents tomorrow.
03A whole Christmas day
What if the first letter arrived at breakfast?
04For siblings
“This letter is for me!”
05With grandparents
“Grandma, there’s another letter. Will you read it?”
06Your family traditions
Baby Jesus can write in English. Santa can write in Czech.
What to write in a letter.
What to do between messages.
Christmas Eve with children: four moments to look forward to.
Breakfast, a quiet break, setting the table and presents. Four things that may already be in your plans. Add a small activity or a letter to each, and leave room for the rest of the day.
Read the article ↗Plan the dayDinner’s running late. What happens to Santa’s arrival?
The children are waiting for the last letter, but there are still plates on the table and the presents aren’t ready. You can hold the arrival. Meanwhile, a short message can explain a little stop along the way.
Read the article ↗Messages and moments togetherHow to write a Christmas message: a name and one familiar detail.
“Dear children” could be for anyone. “Alex, is there room for Teddy under your blanket?” sounds closer to home. One familiar detail can make a short Christmas letter feel personal.
Read the article ↗You might be wondering…
What can we try without signing up?
The sample map and messages and all the articles. The preview needs no personal details. Sign in to the app when you’re ready to make your own journey.
What if the presents aren’t ready?
Arrival waits for your confirmation. If you need a longer break, pause movement on the map and new messages too. You can review the revised times before continuing.
Does my child need an account?
No. The parent has an account and creates a link and PIN for a child or grandparent. Each invitation can be revoked separately and does not allow changes to the parent’s plan.
How much does it cost?
The preview and articles are free, as is a parent account. We’ll confirm pricing for your own family journey and the public launch date later. There’s nothing to buy on this website yet.
See what your children will see.
Open the first letter, follow the star on the map and try holding the arrival. You don’t need an account for the preview.
Parent registration is free. Public launch and final pricing are being prepared.