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Messed up? A funny apology disarms any bad mood. With Only Yes you create the question "Do you forgive me?" and send the link: when they try to tap No, the button runs from their finger, shrinks, throws little taunts — and the screen slowly fills with forgiveness buttons until they give in.
After the Yes, your message appears: the real apology, that promise in writing or a photo that brings back the good memories. They also get a playful receipt showing how much they "resisted" before forgiving you — which usually ends in laughter, which is the whole point.
It's free, has no sign-up, and the secret link shows you if (and when) the forgiveness came through. Sometimes the best way to say sorry is to make them laugh first.
Yes, free and no account. Create it, share the link, done.
The No button dodges, shrinks and teases until it gets a laugh — and laughing together is usually the first step to forgiveness.
Yes. After the Yes your message appears, with rich text, images or video — that is the place for the real apology.