Sympathy
A sympathy card from everyone who cares
When words are hard, let everyone who cares say a few, in one card they can read when they are ready.
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Thinking of you, Anna
With love from the whole studio
We are so sorry about your dad. Take all the time you need.
Julien
Sam · video
Maria · 0:41
He was so proud of you. I remember him at every one of your shows.
Chloe
When someone loses a person they love, a single card signed by the whole team or the whole family says what no one person can: that they are not facing it alone. One link lets everyone add a few words, a photo or a memory in their own time, instead of a card passed round an office in silence.
How it works, in three steps
- 01
Design the card
Pick an occasion and a template. Set who it is for and when it should arrive.
- 02
Share one link
Everyone adds a message, a photo, a video or a voice note. No app, no account.
- 03
Deliver the surprise
Pay once and the recipient gets a link to a card full of everyone they love.
What to write, if you are stuck
- A memory of the person who died, if you knew them
- Something that does not need a reply
- A practical offer: a meal, a school run, cover at work
- Simply: I am thinking of you
Ready-made lines, by who you are writing to
Etiquette notes and example messages written for this card.
What it costs
- Up to 15 messages$15
- Up to 50 messages$25
- 51 messages and up$50
Building the card and collecting messages is free. You pay once, when you deliver it.
Common questions
What do you write in a group sympathy card?
Keep it short and sincere. Say you are sorry for their loss, name the person if you knew them, and share a memory if you have one. Offer something concrete only if you mean it. No one expects eloquence; they notice that you wrote.
Is an online sympathy card appropriate?
For a colleague, a remote team or a family spread across countries, yes: it lets everyone who cares say something, which a paper card passed round one office cannot. Keep the design quiet, and a handwritten note from the people closest to them is still welcome alongside it.
Should a sympathy card have a reveal date?
Usually not. Send it as soon as the messages are in, ideally within a week or two. What matters is that they hear from people while it helps, not on a set day.
Does everyone need an account to sign?
No. Only the person organising the card creates an account. Everyone else opens the link, types their name and adds a message, a photo, a video or a voice note.
How much does it cost?
Building the card and collecting messages is free. You pay once, when you deliver it: $15 for up to 15 messages, $25 for up to 50, and $50 beyond that. It is not a subscription.
One card, signed by everyone
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