AdventMyFriend lets anyone make a 24-door advent calendar for someone and send it as a link: free, without an account, with the doors opening on their date. Around the maker, the site publishes pages on what to put behind the doors for a partner, a child, grandparents far away, a class or a remote team, which digital gifts can be sent as a link, how to share a calendar, what the video platforms allow, and where the countdown comes from.
The maker has been online since the 2010s. In 2026 it was rebuilt on a new platform with the same promise: no account, one email for the secret edit link, a calendar that is yours to change and delete. Calendars are seasonal and are deleted each spring.
Who publishes it
AdventMyFriend is published by Webhaus LLC, 2108 N St, Ste 4030, Sacramento, CA 95816, USA. The site is independent and is not affiliated with YouTube, Vimeo or any vendor named on its pages.
Who writes it
Robin Hale is the editorial byline of the AdventMyFriend team at Webhaus LLC, not the legal name of a single person. Pages under that byline are researched from the platforms’ and vendors’ own pages and from museums, publishers and regulators, drafted with the help of AI research and writing tools, and checked against the cited sources by a person before publication, as the editorial policy describes.
How the pages are researched
Every fact about a platform, a vendor, a price, a rule or a date carries a numbered reference, and the source list at the end of each page gives the URL, the publisher and the date it was read. Prices and rules change; each one is printed with its date. Ideas need no source; they are ideas. Where sources disagree, the page says so and names both.
How the site makes money
The site shows advertising on its pages and may earn a commission on some links to digital gifts and subscriptions on its editorial pages, as the affiliate disclosure describes. Neither appears inside the doors of anyone’s calendar.
Contact
Corrections, questions and takedown notices: see the contact page.