Magical Messages From Their Elf

1. Parents Set It Up

Create a private family chat and give your elf a name and personality.

2. Kids Chat With Their Elf

A cozy, friendly messenger lets them send messages, emojis, and hear elf replies read aloud.

3. You Reply in Secret

Use the grown-up console to respond as their elf — the magic stays alive.

Festive Elf Chat

A magical, safe way to message their elf every day.

Safe - Closed Loop Chatting

Only Parents & Guardians can access the chat. No external "Social" connections.

Elf Voice Read-Aloud

Kids tap to hear messages read in a whimsical voice.

Snowy North Pole Theme

Gentle snowfall and cozy colors make the experience magical.

Christmas Countdown

Each day brings them a little closer to the big night.

Santa Tracker

Location based Santa Tracker, which gets more interactive the closer to Christmas Day!

Hidden Reply Station

Privately respond to your child from the parent console.

Send Images from Mobile

Have your Elf snap a Selfie or Hidden Gift and send to your Kiddo.

Message Templates

Quick pre-made replies for proud moments, kindness, silliness and more.

Quick Fix Button

Hit send too soon? Too many typos?
Delete the last message with one click.

Mistakes happen, especially during late-night elf duties. This gives you a quiet do-over without breaking the magic.

No need to touch the Child's device, which could break the emersion!

Optional Chat Export

Save the season’s memories for years to come.

JSON: Best for backups, developers, and future imports.

CSV: Easy to open in Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers.

Pretty Print: A beautiful, readable keepsake of your Elf Mail conversation.

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A warm and rowdy holiday groove that mixes country roots with Christmas spirit. It is the soundtrack for bonfires, family laughs, and late night holiday memories.

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First Night: Welcome Ideas

Make your elf’s arrival feel like a big event.

• Elf arrives with a handwritten note and a sprinkle of “North Pole snow” (aka flour or sugar).


• Set up a tiny “arrival gate” made from blocks, LEGOs, or cardboard.


• Elf shows up with matching family PJs or a holiday book to read together.

5-Minute Setups

For nights when you’re tired but still want the magic.

• Elf peeking out of a cereal box at breakfast.


• Elf “stuck” in a tissue box with a tiny note: “Send help (and snacks).”


• Elf hanging from a cabinet handle by a ribbon or pipe cleaner.

Silly Shenanigans

Goofy setups that get giggles in the morning.

• Elf builds a mini fort out of toilet paper rolls or snack boxes.


• Elf hosts a “toy meeting” with stuffed animals gathered in a circle.


• Elf wrapped up in a blanket on the couch with the TV remote and a snack.

Kindness & Giving Missions

Use your elf to encourage kindness and gratitude.

• Elf leaves a note: “Do one secret kind thing today and don’t tell anyone but me.”


• Elf sitting beside a donation box for toys or canned goods.


• Elf brings “thank you” cards for kids to decorate for teachers or helpers.

School-Day Helpers

Setups that support routines and big feelings.

• Elf holding a pencil next to homework with a note: “I believe in you.”


• Elf near the backpack reminding: “Check your folders!”


• Elf with a tiny “you’ve got this” sign for tests or presentations.

Goodbye & Christmas Eve

End the season with something sweet and memorable.

• Elf leaves a goodbye letter recapping their favorite moments from the season.


• Elf “falls asleep” next to the cookies and milk waiting for Santa.


• Elf leaves a small keepsake (ornament, note, or photo) to remember them by.