Many sites ask you to sign up before you can send a single card. That is a barrier, especially for the colleagues who just want to write one message. These are the answers to what you can do without an account, and what happens to the information you type.
Can I make a digital card without an account?
Yes. You make the card, share the link and you manage it through a private link; the people who write need nothing at all. An account is optional.
Who can see the card?
Only people who have the right link. The writing link lets people add a message, the private organiser link lets you manage the card and the recipient gets their own link. Cards are not listed anywhere and search engines are told to stay away.
What is stored when I make a card?
The text of the messages, the photos, the names people typed and the e-mail addresses needed to deliver the card or send invitations. Free cards are removed after a while. Invitations always contain a link to stop receiving mail from the site. The privacy page says exactly what is kept and for how long.
Why would I still want an account?
An account keeps all your cards in one place, builds an address book so you do not retype addresses, and lets you save a date so you get a reminder before the next birthday. It is free and optional. Read how a card is made in five steps.
Is sharing the link in a group chat safe?
Yes, with one rule: do not post the writing link where the recipient can see it, or it is no longer a surprise. People who open the link can only add a message, not read the others if you switched on surprise mode.
Make a card without signing up
Pick an occasion and start. Make a digital card without an account, see the prices if you need more.
