The office is far too quiet without you. Rest up, get better, and come back to boss us around.
Leah
A pile of kind words
A group get well card, gathered without any fuss
When someone is unwell, a wall of kind messages is exactly the right size of gesture. Big enough to show they are missed, small enough not to overwhelm. Collect everyone's words in one place and deliver them when the moment is right.
- No accounts
- Free to start
- $3.99 once to send
Who a group get well card is for
- A colleague off sick or recovering from an operation
- Friends and family rallying round after a diagnosis
- Teammates injured mid-season and missing the group
- Anyone having a rough patch who could use a lift
Why it beats the paper one
- Everyone gets a full note, not the last two inches next to the fold.
- Remote colleagues, ex-colleagues and family can sign from anywhere, in about a minute.
- Names show as people sign, but the words stay hidden until you unlock the card. The surprise survives a forwarded link.
- Delivered as an envelope they open on their phone, then a wall of messages they can keep, print or come back to.
Stuck at the blank note?
What to write in a get well card
- 1Say they are missed, and be specific about why. It is the nicest thing a poorly person can read.
- 2Avoid medical advice and comparisons to your cousin's similar thing. Warmth, not case notes.
- 3A small piece of everyday news makes them feel included rather than out of the loop.
Message ideas to borrow
The office is far too quiet without you. Rest up, get better, and come back to boss us around.
Leah
The squad misses you. Heal properly, no rushing back. Your place is safe.
Coach Dan
Sending all my love and a very large lasagne, arriving Thursday. No arguments.
Auntie Pam
Get well soon, mate. Nothing has broken yet without you, but give it a week.
Kwame
We are all thinking of you. Take it one day at a time and let us do the worrying.
The whole ward 4 team
Thinking of you every day. Cannot wait to have you back, whenever that is right for you.
Elena
How the group get well card works
The longer version- 1
Start a card
Their name, the occasion, your name. Ten seconds, and free.
- 2
Share one link
WhatsApp, Slack, Teams, email. No app, no accounts.
- 3
Everyone signs
Sticky notes from their phones, straight on to the wall.
- 4
Unlock and send
$3.99 once opens every message, seals it and delivers the envelope moment.
The bits people ask about
- Is it appropriate to send a group card when someone is seriously ill?
- In our experience it is one of the kindest things you can do, as long as the tone is gentle. Messages are read at the person's own pace, on their own phone, whenever they feel up to it.
- Can a family member open it for them?
- Yes. The reveal link works on any phone or tablet, so a partner or parent can open it and read the messages aloud if that is easier.
- Can we send it more than once?
- The reveal link keeps working after the card is opened, so they can come back to it as often as they like. Many people do.
More questions? The help page has the lot, and pricing is one page long.
Other occasions
- FarewellFor the colleague who is off to pastures new (and taking the good mug).
- BirthdayBecause a card signed by twenty people beats a text every time.
- New babyWelcome the newest tiny human with a wall of good wishes.
- WeddingFor the happy couple, from everyone who was not on the guest list.
- RetirementSend them off with decades of stories and one very full card.
- CongratsPromotions, exams, marathons, and finally finishing that project.
- Thank youFor the teacher, the coach, the neighbor, the legend.
- Just becauseNo occasion required. Those are often the best ones.