Why it’s different
A card should not be a one-off order.
Every card site treats one card as one order to one person. Get the address wrong and you start again. Want to send the same Christmas card to twenty people? That is twenty orders, built twenty times.
MightyQuill separates the two. Making a card and sending a card are different things, so the card you made is still there tomorrow, and next December.
What that changes
Send again, in one tap
Wrong address, forgotten cousin, or the same card to the whole family. Duplicate it instead of rebuilding it.
One card, everyone
Make the Christmas card once and send it to fifty people, each opening it with their own name on it.
It knows your people
Who you send to, and what you wrote last year, so the words are never the same twice.
They can write back
A thank you, a photo, a few words. No account needed, and their reply is kept with the card you sent.
Side by side
| Usual card sites | MightyQuill | |
|---|---|---|
| Making a card | Pick a template, fill in boxes | Say what you want, in words |
| Writing the message | A blank box, good luck | Written for you, then changed by asking |
| Sounding like you | However the template sounds | Your voice, set once and remembered |
| Sending it again | Start from scratch | One tap |
| One card to many | One order each | Send once, to everyone |
| Afterwards | Gone into an inbox | Kept in your library |
| Their reply | Nowhere to put it | Kept with the card |