When signatures are not enough
Group cards are fast, familiar, and useful. BecauseYou is for the occasions when the group wants to explain what the person changed, not only sign beneath a cheerful heading.
$99 USD once · Up to 100 contributors
A private digital gift with the original stories, an interactive map, and a downloadable PDF keepsake.
Pay before setup. At least 3 approved stories to build the gift. No subscription. Applicable tax appears at checkout.
For Maya,
from all of us.
Why this reads differently
Choose a group card for quick greetings and casual occasions. Choose BecauseYou for guided stories, private writing, organizer moderation, and a paced reveal at a retirement, farewell, or milestone birthday.
One fictional example
"Because of Nia, I learned to ask the customer one more question before defending the brief. That habit has rescued more projects than any template."
What did they change for you?
Which story could only you tell?
What did they teach the group?
What will continue after they leave?
Built around the group
Choose Larger circle, complete payment, then add their name, occasion, and an optional photo.
Invite up to 100 people to write privately. They do not need accounts, and their included places are free.
Approve at least three stories to create the gift. Preview it, download the PDF, and share it when you are ready.
Invitation and reveal links stay out of search results. The recipient sees nothing early.
One Larger circle Ripple with up to 100 contributors, private story collection, the interactive reveal, and a PDF keepsake. Pay before creating the project. Any applicable tax is shown at checkout.
The first 100 places are included in your purchase. After those are filled, an additional place costs $2.49. The organizer can add places, or an extra contributor can pay for their own.
You need at least three approved stories to generate the gift. Leave time for people to respond and for you to review their messages before the occasion.
Yes. It is usually faster and fits occasions where a brief shared gesture is enough.
It can, or the group can give both. The formats do different jobs.
No. They write privately, which reduces copied wording and social pressure.