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GreetSpark
Send a card they actually open. No app, no account.
GreetSpark is a greeting card that arrives as a link and tears open like a real envelope on any phone: animation, your words, a photo, a voice note, music. 126 occasions, 98 animations, 113 envelopes, all previewed live. The recipient needs no app or account. You are emailed the minute it is opened, not delivered, and they can RSVP from inside the card. Every card also exports as a vertical video. 3 a month free, $3.99 without our name, $6.99/mo unlimited, $39/mo for business from a spreadsheet.
I'm Isaac, the founder of GreetSpark. GreetSpark started with a cake emoji. I sent it to my mother at 11 pm from three time zones away and disliked it for a week. I also have friends in Ukraine I cannot just go and see. A text is not a card, and a paper card takes a week and tells you nothing once it is gone.
So this is a card you send as a link. On their phone it is a sealed envelope with their name on it. They tap it, it opens, and inside are your words, a photo if you added one, a voice note if you recorded one, music we generated so the video never gets a copyright claim. No app, no account on their side.
The three things I cared most about:
1. You can schedule when you want the card delivered.
2. You are told the minute it is opened. Not "delivered". Opened, and how many times. That is the difference between hoping and knowing. 3. The RSVP is inside the card. "Dinner Saturday, can you make it?" They answer, and you know the same minute.
Every card also exports as a 1080x1920 video for Reels and TikTok.
Pricing is really great! You get 3 cards a month free, forever, with a small credit on the corner. $3.99 takes it off. $6.99 a month is 300 cards. For companies, $39 a month sends every birthday and anniversary from one spreadsheet, from your own domain, no branding of ours anywhere.
I built and run this alone, bootstrapped, launched on live payments this week. There is a Founding Member offer on the site (Unlimited Joy for life, one payment) for the first few hundred people, and the code PHLAUNCH20 takes 20% off anything else until 19 October.
What I would love from you is to send one to somebody real and tell me what they said. And tell me which occasion is missing. The most asked ones get drawn next.
Thank you for looking.
About GreetSpark on Product Hunt
“Send a card they actually open. No app, no account.”
GreetSpark was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #126 on the daily leaderboard. GreetSpark is a greeting card that arrives as a link and tears open like a real envelope on any phone: animation, your words, a photo, a voice note, music. 126 occasions, 98 animations, 113 envelopes, all previewed live. The recipient needs no app or account. You are emailed the minute it is opened, not delivered, and they can RSVP from inside the card. Every card also exports as a vertical video. 3 a month free, $3.99 without our name, $6.99/mo unlimited, $39/mo for business from a spreadsheet.
On the analytics side, GreetSpark competes within Design Tools, Productivity and Social Media — topics that collectively have 1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how GreetSpark performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted GreetSpark?
GreetSpark was hunted by Isaac Awodola. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of GreetSpark including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Hi Everyone,
I'm Isaac, the founder of GreetSpark. GreetSpark started with a cake emoji. I sent it to my mother at 11 pm from three time zones away and disliked it for a week. I also have friends in Ukraine I cannot just go and see. A text is not a card, and a paper card takes a week and tells you nothing once it is gone.
So this is a card you send as a link. On their phone it is a sealed envelope with their name on it. They tap it, it opens, and inside are your words, a photo if you added one, a voice note if you recorded one, music we generated so the video never gets a copyright claim. No app, no account on their side.
The three things I cared most about:
1. You can schedule when you want the card delivered.
2. You are told the minute it is opened. Not "delivered". Opened, and how many times. That is the difference between hoping and knowing.
3. The RSVP is inside the card. "Dinner Saturday, can you make it?" They answer, and you know the same minute.
Every card also exports as a 1080x1920 video for Reels and TikTok.
Pricing is really great! You get 3 cards a month free, forever, with a small credit on the corner. $3.99 takes it off. $6.99 a month is 300 cards. For companies, $39 a month sends every birthday and anniversary from one spreadsheet, from your own domain, no branding of ours anywhere.
I built and run this alone, bootstrapped, launched on live payments this week. There is a Founding Member offer on the site (Unlimited Joy for life, one payment) for the first few hundred people, and the code PHLAUNCH20 takes 20% off anything else until 19 October.
What I would love from you is to send one to somebody real and tell me what they said. And tell me which occasion is missing. The most asked ones get drawn next.
Thank you for looking.