Congratulations
A congratulations card for a colleague moving up (or moving on)
Giftable lets you build a free interactive congratulations card for a colleague - messages from the whole team, office in-jokes under the scratch-off - and send the full card for €3, one-time. They open a link in any browser, no app or account, and can send the team a 30-second video reply.
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Happy 30, Mira!
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This is what they get
What to write in a congratulations card for a colleague
“Congratulations on the promotion! Thoroughly deserved - you were doing the job long before it was the job. Enjoy the new title; you wore it unofficially for a year.”
“Congratulations on the new role! The next team has no idea how good they're about to have it. We do, which is why we're only 80% happy for you.”
“Huge congrats! New badge, same legend. Scratch the card - the team compiled your greatest hits, and yes, THAT meeting made the list.”
How it works
Pick photos and an occasion
Choose the occasion, add your favorite photos, and write your message. No account needed to start.
Add a scratch-off surprise
Hide a photo or a message under a foil layer they rub away with a finger - the moment feels like unwrapping a gift.
Share the link
Send it by WhatsApp, iMessage, or email. It opens in any browser - no app to install - and they can answer with a 30-second video reply.
Frequently asked questions
Does this work as a leaving/farewell card too?
It's the best version of one: every teammate adds a short message or memory as a slide, the group photo goes up front, and the running joke goes under the scratch-off. One link replaces the envelope that never makes it around the office in time.
How do we collect messages from everyone?
Drop a request in the team chat, paste the replies as slides, add photos from offsites. Ten minutes of assembly, one sender, one €3 payment - done.
What does it cost?
Free to build; a 1-slide card sends free, and the full card is €3 one-time. Less than one round of farewell-drinks coffee.
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