How it works

What are the steps?

1. Say who gave what.Start a batch and pick the event: wedding, baby shower, graduation, sympathy, birthday or other. The easy way is a voice memo. Tap record and talk: “Aunt Carol gave the stand mixer, she lives on Elm in Dayton.” We match each name to your guest list, add the gift, and offer the address for you to confirm. You can also type it, import a list from Zola, The Knot, Babylist, Joy or any spreadsheet saved as CSV, or add people from your phone contacts. Then share one link in a group text or email. Each guest adds their own mailing address, so you never chase anyone. Addresses are checked with Google address validation. A missing apartment number or a doubtful match is flagged for you. We never guess.
2. Approve each note.A short note of about 35 to 80 words is drafted for each gift in your voice. You edit and approve every note on your phone. Nothing mails without approval.
3. We mail every card.You see a proof of each card, then you pay. Then the cards go to the printer, who prints, folds, stamps and mails each one.

What if guests do not add an address?

Guests who have an email and no address can get up to 3 gentle email reminders, a few days apart. Sympathy batches never send reminders to anyone.

What is in the mail?

Each card is a folded card in an envelope with postage. A print partner prints and mails it. Standard cards are printed in a handwriting-style font. Ink cards are written with a real pen by a writing machine. Both carry your sign-off.

For now we mail to US addresses.

What happens to the addresses?

The sender, the print partner and the address checker can see them. Guests cannot see each other's addresses. Guest addresses are deleted 30 days after the cards mail.

What if a card comes back?

Undeliverable cards come back to the sender's return address, and the sender is told.

Ready to start?

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