Thirty-two years, zero sick days, one legendary Christmas speech. Enjoy every long lunch. You have earned every single one.
Everyone in Depot 3
Decades of stories, one card
The group retirement card with room for everyone's story
Thirty years of colleagues do not fit inside a card from the newsagent. Share one link with the current team, the old team and the people who left years ago, and give the retiree a wall of memories they can keep coming back to.
- No accounts
- Free to start
- $3.99 once to send
Who a group retirement card is for
- Long-serving colleagues where the whole company wants to sign
- Teachers, nurses and public servants with decades of grateful people
- Former colleagues, clients and suppliers who want to add their thanks
- Family members who want to say how proud they are
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 retirement card
- 1Tell a story. "Remember the year the roof leaked and you ran the whole place from the car park" is what they will reread.
- 2Say what you learned from them. Retirees worry they will be forgotten; show them the opposite.
- 3Wish them a good time, not a quiet one. Retirement is a beginning.
Message ideas to borrow
Thirty-two years, zero sick days, one legendary Christmas speech. Enjoy every long lunch. You have earned every single one.
Everyone in Depot 3
You trained me, you defended me, and you never once let me get away with a sloppy report. Thank you for all of it.
Farida
You made maths feel possible. Some of us are now accountants, which is entirely your fault. Happy retirement, Mrs Okafor.
Old Year 6 class of 2009
Who am I supposed to complain about the coffee machine with now? Go and enjoy the garden. Genuinely happy for you.
Bill from Purchasing
So proud of everything you built, Dad. Now build something for yourself. We love you.
Your daughters
The kindest boss I ever had. Please retire from work but not from our Friday lunches.
Nadia
How the group retirement 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
- Can former colleagues who left years ago sign?
- Yes, and they usually write the best notes. Track them down on LinkedIn or through the old team, send them the link, and they can sign from their phone in a minute.
- Is there a limit on how many people can sign?
- Once the card is unlocked there is no limit at all. Whole companies have signed one card.
- Can we present it at the retirement do?
- Put the reveal link on a screen or a tablet and open the envelope together. Then send them the link so they can read every message properly at home.
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.
- Get well soonA pile of kind words for someone who could use them.
- WeddingFor the happy couple, from everyone who was not on the guest list.
- 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.