Built around the two moments that matter
Getting everyone to actually sign, and making the open feel like something. Everything below serves one of those two — and all of it is free.
Personal email invites — not a shared link
Every signer gets their own private invite by email. Nothing to forward around Slack, nothing for the recipient to stumble on. You see who was invited, who opened, and who signed — and can nudge or invite more people right from the card page.
No accounts, for anyone
You create the card with just your email (a passwordless magic link). Signers click their invite and write — no sign-up, no password, no app. The least-technical person on your team signs in 20 seconds.
Scheduled, timezone-aware delivery
Pick the date when you create the card and forget about it. The card delivers itself that morning — in the recipient's timezone, not yours — so a teammate in Lisbon isn't celebrated at midnight.
Sealed until the day
The recipient's link refuses to open before delivery day. Even if the card leaks, the surprise doesn't. On the day, it unlocks as a reveal — not a moment sooner.
A cinematic reveal, not a wall of tiles
The card opens as a show: a themed cover swings open, then each message gets its own spotlight — paced for reading, one at a time — before the full wall of signatures. A card signed by one person unfolds as a letter instead. Sound and motion respect reduced-motion and can be muted.
A real theme per occasion
Birthday, work anniversary, farewell, congrats, welcome, get well — each occasion has its own artwork, palette, and motion, designed for the moment rather than a generic template with a different headline.
Custom occasions
Passed the bar? Ran the marathon? New puppy? Name the occasion yourself (it becomes the headline), then pick the background art, an icon, and an accent color. The reveal lines are editable too, so the card speaks in your voice.
Quietly moderated
The organizer can hide any message before or after delivery. Profanity filtering runs server-side, disposable-email domains are blocked, and every public page has a report link — so the card that reaches your colleague is the card you meant to send.
Free — the whole thing
No contributor caps, no premium themes, no watermarks, no paywall between the messages and the recipient. There is no paid tier. TeamRally Cards is the free tool from TeamRally, and the card is never the thing we charge for.
Start from any occasion
What it doesn't do (yet)
Messages are text plus stickers today — photo and video messages are on the roadmap, not in the product. And there's no enterprise tier: no SSO, no Slack app, no analytics dashboards. If you need those, Kudoboard's business plans are the honest recommendation. For org-wide automatic birthday and work-anniversary cards, that's TeamRally itself.