digital get well cards
a get well card
on their phone, today.
They have a phone and a long afternoon. Send a card with your words, a photo of the dog, and your voice, in the next few minutes.
$3.81 once. Photos, a video or a voice note are included. They need no app and no account.
Open a little surprise.
Try a digital card, just as they will. No sign-up needed.
Choose how it opens
Prefer an illustrated card? Pick a paper-craft scene and an envelope to open.
Olive branch 
Flowers on a table 
New year garland
What is in a digital get well card
Gentle, short, and something to look at twice.
Your message
Written for them, signed by you, so it sounds like you and not a template.
Photos and a video
Up to twelve photos and a video or your voice.
A look and a track
A paper-craft scene and music that suits the day.
Timed to the day
Choose when it opens.
Ideas for what to write
- Keep it short. Say you are thinking of them and when you will visit.
- Add a photo of something waiting for them at home.
- Record a message from the children, or the dog.
- Pick the quiet music, or none at all.
Questions
- Does the person need an app?
- No. They open the link in any browser on their phone or computer, with no account.
- Is it free?
- Making and previewing a card is free, and only you can see it. You pay once per card when you unlock it to send.
- Can I turn the music off?
- Yes. Choose no music when you make it, and they can turn it off too.
- What if I want a card they can hold?
- A handwritten get well card is written in real ink and posted to the ward or their home.
More on digital greeting cards, or send a handwritten get well card by post.
Make one now.
Write it, preview it, and send the link when you are ready. You only pay when you unlock it.