A voice birthday card
from the whole group

Recordable card or VoiceHug?

A recordable greeting card is lovely from one person. When the message is from a group, VoiceHug fits better.

How to make one

1. 1

   Record your own message. A minute is plenty.

2. 2

   Share one link in the group chat, by email or on WhatsApp. People record in the browser: no app, no account.

3. 3

   See who has recorded. Send a reminder to anyone who hasn’t, from your VoiceHug page.

4. 4

   Give it on their birthday. Play it at the party, or send them the link to listen and download.

What to say in a voice card

The same things you would write, said out loud. Start with your name so they know who is talking.

• Happy birthday, and the one thing you would write in their card
• A birthday of theirs you remember
• What you first thought when you met them
• Something they do that makes your life better
• Sing it, if you dare

Voice birthday card questions

Is it a paper card?

No. A VoiceHug is a recording they play on a phone, laptop or speaker. If you want to hand them something, write the link in an ordinary card or print it as a QR code.

How many people can be in one card?

As many as you invite. Up to 6 people, including you, it is free. For a bigger group it is $9.99, paid once.

Do people need an app or an account to record?

No. They open the link and record in their browser, on a phone or a laptop.

Can people record at different times?

Yes. Everyone records when it suits them, from wherever they are. You see who has recorded and can send a reminder to the rest.

How does the birthday person hear it?

You get a page where they can play the recording, with each person’s message marked so they can skip between voices, and an MP3 to download and keep.

Can I keep it a surprise?

Yes. They only hear it when you send them the link or play it to them.