Bons Mots
A collective page of kind words for a retirement, a farewell or a birthday.
Try Bons MotsOrganize a group moment in two minutes
Collect kind words, draw names for a gift exchange, share a list without duplicates, invite people and track replies, organize a potluck without surprises, find a date that works for everyone: six small apps from Québec, each doing one thing very well.
No account to createAccess via secret linksFree to startMade in Québec
Our six apps
Try Bons MotsQui pige qui?
The gift exchange without paper slips or peeking: everyone discovers who they drew via a secret link.
Try Qui pige qui?Qui offre quoi?
The shared gift list without duplicates — and the list owner never sees what's claimed.
Try Qui offre quoi?Qui sera là?
The digital invitation with RSVP that respects your guests' privacy.
Try Qui sera là?Qui apporte quoi?
The organized potluck: everyone publicly picks what they're bringing, so nobody shows up with three bags of chips.
Try Qui apporte quoi?Qui peut quand?
The date poll that finally finds the date that works for everyone.
Try Qui peut quand?Who plays who?
The rotation tournament where everyone plays with everyone, no headaches.
Try Who plays who?They work together
Each app is complete on its own, but they know each other: a public link is all it takes to go from one to the next. Never your emails, never your data, only the link you choose to share.
The invitation shows the gift list
Qui sera là? integrates with Qui offre quoi?: your gift list shows right on the invitation, and guests confirm they're coming then claim a gift in secret, in the same place. The list can point back to the invitation too, closing the loop.
The draw knows your list
In a Qui pige qui? draw, each participant can attach their Qui offre quoi? gift list with a single link: whoever drew their name browses it discreetly, and the organizer never sees it.
The card handles the gift too
Around a Bons Mots card, the team often chips in for a gift: a Qui offre quoi? list with a group gift lets everyone contribute to the amount while the card fills up with messages.
The invitation knows who's bringing what, too
The invitation sent with Qui sera là? can show the potluck list: guests confirm they're coming, then publicly pick what they're bringing, in the same place.
The poll finds the date, the invitation follows
On Qui peut quand?, the group answers your proposed dates and the best one stands out. When you close it, a link creates the invitation on Qui sera là? right away, with the date already filled in. Nothing to retype.
One purchase, six apps
The Family pass, available in any of the six apps, unlocks the one where you buy it and gives you a code to use once in each of the other five.
The same philosophy, six times over
Nobody creates an account
Not you, not your guests. You create your page, you share a link, and that's it. No forgotten passwords, no confirmation emails, no surprise newsletters.
The surprise is protected by design
Each person gets their own secret link. The organizer never sees who drew whom, the guest of honour never sees who claimed what. It's not a setting — it's how these apps are built.
Free for small groups
Every app is free to start. For bigger groups or extra options, a single unlock of CAD $5.99 to $7.99: never a subscription, never selling your data. A few discreet ads fund the free tier of some apps; unlocking removes them.