A simple message
I am so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you and your family with care.
A LITTLE COMFORT, FROM ALL OF US
A sympathy card that says we’re here.
When words are hard to find, a simple note can offer comfort. Gather messages of care and memories from people who want to be there for them.
Start a sympathy cardFree for now. No account or payment details needed.
Open an example card ↓A SAMPLE CARD · GIVE IT A TRY
A little love, from all of us
A card for Alex
Thinking of you, Alex. With care, from all of us.
3 messages, just for you
Make space for gentle words.
1. Make it theirs
Start with a quiet, simple design from Just Because. Edit the greeting to reflect the person and the moment.
2. Invite everyone to sign
Send the signing link privately to those who would like to leave a note. Share only details the family is comfortable making known.
3. Share the finished card
Get the recipient link and send it in your own message when you are ready. We do not email the recipient for you.
A FEW WORDS TO GET YOU STARTED
What to write in a sympathy card
Keep it simple and sincere. Acknowledge the loss, share a kind memory if you have one, and avoid assumptions about how they feel or what they believe.
A shared memory
I will always remember how warmly they welcomed me. I am grateful to have known them.
From colleagues
We are thinking of you. There is no need to reply to this card; we just wanted you to know we care.
An offer of company
I am here if you would like some company, a walk, or someone to listen. Sending you love.
Before you start
Is the card free?
Yes, for now. No payment details are needed. If we add paid cards later, we will show the price before you pay. Cards you made for free will not be charged later.
Does everyone need an account?
No. The organiser gives an email address so we can send their private edit link. Signers need only their name and message; their email is optional.
How many people can sign?
Each card can hold up to 500 messages. People can add photos or GIFs with image links and choose a font for their words.
Who can read or change the card?
Anyone with the recipient link can read the card. The signing link lets people add messages. Keep the organiser’s edit link private; it controls the design and access to the other links.
Who can read the sympathy messages?
Anyone with the recipient link can read them, so send it only to the intended people. The card is not listed in the public sitemap. Avoid including personal details the recipient would not want shared.