The right words, in thirty seconds. Whether it's your client's tenth holiday season, your grandmother's 84th birthday or a friend's wedding, this tool turns three quick choices into greetings you can send exactly as written — no staring at a blank card, no generic "wishing you all the best".
How it works
- Pick the occasion: birthday, wedding or holiday.
- Say who it's for: family, friend, colleague, client, or a formal/ceremonial acquaintance.
- Choose a tone (warm, formal or casual) and a length.
- Optionally add personal details — names, shared memories, how long you've known them.
- Get 3–5 distinct greetings, the safest pick on top, each labeled with the angle it takes.
What you get
- A "safest pick" first — the one that can't embarrass you no matter who reads it — then bolder or more personal alternatives.
- Tone that actually differs. A client holiday note reads nothing like a casual birthday text to a friend; a formal ceremonial greeting stays elevated without going stiff.
- Personal details only where you put them. Nothing about your recipient is invented: if you mention the climbing gym where they met, that's the only backstory you'll see.
- Condolences handled with care. If your situation is a loss, the tool drops humor and casual wording automatically and writes with quiet, respectful warmth.
Tips
One or two concrete details do more than a paragraph — "you introduced us at your lake house in 2019" beats "our long friendship". If none of the candidates land, run it again; each run gives fresh angles, not rewordings.