Circles
Tell us who's in the group. We'll remember the birthdays.
A Circle is a group of friends, family, or coworkers who sign each other's birthday cards. Tell the assistant who's in it. Every year, before each birthday, we get a card ready for the others to sign.
Kind Post assistant
How a Circle works
One card per birthday, signed by everyone else.
Each member's address stays private. The group picks the card by vote, one vote each. There's a shared kitty you can chip in to if you want. The birthday person doesn't see any of it until the card arrives.
The Sisters
6 membersWren
next · Mar 4
August
next · Apr 19
Mira
next · May 7
Theo
next · Jun 22
Pia
next · Aug 11
Noor
next · Sep 30
Voting on Mira's card opens in 21 days. Three drafts, one vote each. She never sees this page.
How it works
Tell us who's in it
Name the group and the people to invite, if you know them. A sentence is enough, and the assistant sets it up in the chat.
We draft three cards for each birthday
About three weeks before someone's birthday, we draft three cards and the rest of the group votes. Nobody has to remember to start it.
Everyone signs, we mail it
Each member adds a note from their phone. We mail the card and send a digital copy on the day. The birthday person doesn't see any of it beforehand.
No forms
Say who's in the group and the assistant sets it up.
Addresses stay private
Nobody else in the Circle sees your address, not even the organizer.
Chipping in is optional
Anyone can add to the kitty. Nobody has to.
Cheaper as you go
Each card costs less once your Circle has sent a few.
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Tell the assistant who's in your Circle.
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