Three steps, and only the last one is yours
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Tell us the dates
Add the people you send cards to and the dates that matter — birthdays, anniversaries, whatever you keep meaning to mark. Add their address once and we handle the envelope from then on. Recurring dates repeat every year without you doing anything.
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A kit arrives, early
Cards travel in small batches, so one flat envelope covers the next stretch of your calendar. Inside, each card sits in its own envelope — addressed to them, stamped, your return address on the back — with the cards in date order and the nearest one facing you.
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You write it and post it
On the morning a card needs to go, we send you one email. The insert has a few lines to start you off if you’re stuck, and a large mail by date so it doesn’t drift. Write it, seal it, drop it in a mailbox. That’s the whole job.
Why not just send it for you?
Because a card someone else wrote isn’t worth receiving. The handwriting is the entire point — it’s the proof that you stopped and thought about them. We take care of everything around it so the only thing left is the part that matters.