One link beats a passed-around file
Emailing a document around gets messy fast. A purpose-built group card keeps it simple.
The 4 steps
- Create the card. Pick the occasion and recipient — about a minute.
- Share one link. Drop it in your team chat.
- Everyone signs privately. Each person adds a written note or a quick video, without seeing others'.
- Lock and deliver. The recipient opens a flip-book of every message.
Start a group card and try it.
Tips for great signatures
- Be specific. "I'll miss our Tuesday standups" beats "good luck."
- Add a video. Even 15 seconds of a face and voice means a lot — especially for remote teams.
- Keep it private. Private composing is why messages come out genuine instead of copied.
Why digital beats paper for remote teams
You can't walk a paper card around a remote office. A digital card collects from everyone, everywhere — and still ends as a keepsake with a printable PDF. See how it works.