Pick a cover, change the words on it, write the inside. They open an envelope on their phone and your card comes out.
The design is done. You bring the words and the name.
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Every cover is editable type over real artwork. Change the words, or drop your own photo into the ones with an opening.
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A few lines is plenty. Add who it is for, and tuck in a photo of a gift card if you bought one.
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Paste it into a chat, a text, or an email. They tap it and the envelope opens.
They get a link, not an attachment. It opens into an envelope with the paper and liner you chose, the card slides out, and a small burst of confetti goes off.
The cover is not a fixed picture. Tap the lines and type your own; on photo covers, drop a picture straight into the opening.
Buy one anywhere you like, take a photo of it, and slip it into the card the way you would with paper. We never sell gift cards and we never hold your money.
Birthdays and thank-yous do the heavy lifting, but there is a shelf for the quieter ones too.
The crossed-out price on each design is what we plan to charge later.
One tap and the card opens. You sign in so the card stays yours.
They can save it to an account and keep it for good.
The same cover works as a group card. Same art, more writers.
Every cover here can be sent from you, or opened up so a whole group signs it.
No. They tap the link and the card opens. They only make an account if they want to keep it past 30 days.
The cover and the envelope are identical. A greeting card has your message inside; a group card turns the inside into a wall that everyone you share the link with can write on.
On any design with a photo opening, yes — tap the opening while you are personalizing. You can change the words on every cover, photo or not.
Yes. After you create the card you can copy the link or type their email address and we will send it. A link send is just as good, and it is what most people use.
Thirty days from sending. If they save it to an account it stays for good — that is free too.
Nothing while we are launching. When we do charge it will be the sender, at about the price of a paper card, and never the person opening it.
Pick a cover, write a few lines, send the link. That is the whole job.
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