Sympathy
Coworker
Gentle
"I was so sorry to hear about your loss. Please take the time you need, and know that the team is thinking of you and your family."
What to write when the words matter most
The sympathy card. The apology. The note you keep starting over. Prosepal turns the moment into three personal options you can make your own.
A better start than a blank card
Three card-ready directions for moments people keep rewriting.
Apology
Friend
Sincere
"I keep thinking about what I said, and I wish I had handled it differently. I'm sorry for hurting you, and I care about making this right."
Birthday
Dad
Warm
"Happy birthday, Dad. The older I get, the more I notice all the quiet ways you've shown up for me. I love you and hope today feels easy and good."
Guided inputs, card-ready drafts
Prosepal is built around the choices people actually make when writing a card.
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Occasions including birthday, sympathy, wedding, thank you, apology, get well, and more.
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Relationship types from close friend and family to colleague and community member.
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Tones including heartfelt, casual, funny, formal, inspirational, playful, nostalgic, and poetic.
From stuck to written in seconds
No prompt engineering, no generic list digging, and no pretending the first sentence is easy.
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Pick the moment
Choose the occasion and who the card is for.
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Set tone and length
Guide the output before the app writes anything.
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Choose your favorite
Copy the best option and edit it into your own voice.
Useful answers before you download
Is the first generation free?
Yes. The app includes a free first generation so you can try the workflow before subscribing.
Does it only write easy cards?
No. The hardest cards are where it helps most — condolences, a sincere apology, encouragement during a rough patch, or an awkward note for a coworker.
Will the message sound generic?
It shapes each draft around your inputs and any personal details you add, so the options feel specific rather than templated. Edit the final wording before you send.
Find the words for your next card
The first generation is free.
