Like a meal train, for greeting cards
One card a day beats
twenty in one afternoon.
Rally friends and family so someone recovering, grieving, or celebrating gets a steady stream of real mail — proof, day after day, that people are thinking of them.
A week on a card train
- MONRuth — delivered
- TUEMaya — delivered
- WEDDevon — arriving today
- THUSam
- FRIclaim this day
- SATCorey
- SUNclaim this day
How it works
Set the schedule
Who the cards are for, the occasion, and the pace — daily, every few days, or weekly. You enter their address once, so nobody has to awkwardly ask for it.
Share one link
Group chat, email thread, the whole church list. Friends claim a day in seconds — no accounts, no passwords, no spreadsheet.
Cards keep arriving
Writers get prompts so the card never stays blank, and reminders so it never stays unsent. Write online and we print & mail it — or mail your own.
Built for every reason people don't send the card
“I never know what to write.”
Prompts for every occasion — openers, memory joggers, real example cards, and what not to say in a sympathy note.
“I meant to send one. Then… didn't.”
You claim a day; we remind you at exactly the right moment, with the address and a mail-by date worked out for you.
“Everyone sends in week one, then nothing.”
The schedule spreads cards across weeks or months — support keeps arriving long after the casseroles stop.
“I don't even have their address.”
The organizer enters it once and controls who sees it. Writers get it only when they need it — or never, if we do the mailing.