Your platform
The brand that stays- Your own domainThe journey opens on your address, not ours.
- Your assets and your typeLogo, icons, backgrounds — and every screen’s styles.
- Emails from your addressYour templates, your sender.
Signature feature · Brand Customization
The recording page, the email, the QR on the card, the player: every surface is yours.

Live on your domain
Example brand, for illustration.
01 — What it changes
Not a theme on top: your domain serves the journey, your assets dress it.
Tap a step. Each number is something you set.
Permanent brandingWinter edition · 15 Nov → 5 Jan
Record a message for MarcRecord a winter message for Marc


Léa recorded something for you.
Play the messageA message has been left for you.A winter message is waiting for you.

Preview the dated variant
Where the sender records — on your page.
How the recipient hears about it.
What leaves your walls with the gift.
Where the gift finally speaks.
MAISON LUNE is an example brand, for illustration.


The boutique ends at the door. The branded journey doesn’t have to.
02 — What you control
Knowing which scope you are editing is most of the work.
03 — What it produces
Product page, recorder, email, player — never another brand.
The card, the QR and the clip are what people keep and replay.
It dresses a campaign, then switches itself off. Nothing to undo.
A card is printed once. It has to be right the first time.


04 — Why activate it
Site, campaigns, packaging — then borrowed screens.
The receipt goes. The card, the message and the video stay.
This journey is your brand’s only argument.
Domain and logo first; variants and printed cards later.
05 — Where it shows
Styles and assets set per language — the Arabic layout mirrors with the script.
The brand’s card artwork; a dated variant dresses the journey.
Each brand is a platform. Cloning one seeds the second.
Also: Retail activations with printed QR Corporate gifting under a house brand Market-by-market launches
FAQ
Livstick Brand Customization runs the whole video gifting journey under your own brand and domain. The recorder, the emails, the QR codes and the printed cards carry your brand, with dated seasonal variants.
Twenty-three assets in nine families, including logo, favicon, email logo, backgrounds, icons, social icons, legal PDFs and video clip. The catalogue is closed — you replace what is in it.
Per asset type: logo 5 MB in PNG, JPEG or SVG; favicon 1 MB; backgrounds 10 MB; video clip 20 MB in MP4 or WebM; legal PDFs 10 MB.
105 named variables in nine categories, from foundations and typography to buttons, forms, the recorder and the consent screen. Each is typed, with a default.
Through a filtered channel: fonts come from Google Fonts, and rules pass a closed grammar — what does not pass is rejected, not degraded.
It carries its own styles, assets and wording, a start date, an end date and an active flag, and attaches to the batches it dresses.
The batch export renders QR codes in your colours, logo at the centre, as PNG or SVG. Printed cards start from PDF artwork you supply.
Team admins and managers, from the customer portal, on the platform they select — within what your offer opens.
A brand is a platform: its own domain, assets, styles and email templates. Cloning one gives the second a starting point.

The catalogue is fixed. What you put in it, and on which domain, is yours.