For someone who helps quietly
You notice the little things that make work easier for everyone. Thank you for all the help that does not always get a spotlight.
MAKE THEIR CONTRIBUTION PERSONAL
Go beyond the calendar reminder. Give a teammate a card full of the ways they have helped, encouraged, and made a difference to the people around them.
Start a work anniversary cardFree for now. No account or payment details needed.
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A little love, from all of us
Another year of making a difference, Alex. Thank you from all of us.
3 messages, just for you
Start with a Thank You design. Add the milestone to the greeting and make the cover feel like them.
Send the signing link to teammates across departments or time zones. Ask each person for one thing they appreciate.
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
Specific thanks feel more personal than a list of achievements. Name a moment, a habit, or something they taught you.
You notice the little things that make work easier for everyone. Thank you for all the help that does not always get a spotlight.
It is hard to believe it has only been a year. Thank you for the energy and thought you have brought to the team.
There is a little of your knowledge in so much of what we do. Thank you for sharing it so generously over the years.
You make it easy to feel part of the team, even from a different time zone. Thank you for always including me.
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.
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.
Each card can hold up to 500 messages. People can add photos or GIFs with image links and choose a font for their words.
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.
No. The organiser starts the card with an email address and shares the signing link. Each teammate can add their name and message without creating an account.