You're not a bad person. You just have 40 gifts and no afternoon.
Duly Noted turns your gift pile into real, handwritten thank-you cards, without taking your Saturday.
There's a pile somewhere. You know the one.
It started at the baby shower. Or the birthday party. Gifts stacking up as the afternoon went on. You made a mental note to keep track, then someone handed you cake and you lost the list. Three weeks later: 40 gifts, a vague memory of who gave what, and a stack of notecards from Target with good intentions. They're still blank.
This isn't a character flaw. It's just the gap between wanting to do something and having a free Tuesday afternoon to actually do it.
Most thank-you cards never get sent. The people who gave those gifts deserved one.
Duly Noted fixes that.
Three steps. About 15 minutes.
Identifying, writing, mailing: the whole thing. You can finish before the wrapping paper comes off the floor.
Photograph each gift
Point your phone at each gift, wrapped or not. It's matched to the right giver from your guest list. No spreadsheet, no typing, no trying to remember who gave the mixer.
We draft the note
Warm, personal, specific to the gift and the giver. Set the tone before anything is written: warm, funny, more formal. Edit any line, approve as-is, or swap a phrase.
A real pen puts it on paper
Real ink, on 300gsm cotton stock, not a printer. Stamped, addressed, and in the mail by Tuesday.
One app. No stationery run.
Every card that lands in someone's mailbox is real: cotton stock, real ink, stamped and addressed. Here's everything that gets you there.
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Gift-by-gift tracking across any event
Baby shower, birthday, wedding, graduation: every gift logged, every giver named.
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Note drafts tuned to your tone
Every note specific to the gift and the giver. Sounds like you, not a form letter.
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38 handwriting styles & 360+ card designs
Choose a hand that feels like yours and a card that fits the occasion, from casual to formal.
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Event dashboard
See what's drafted, what's ready, what's sent. Nothing falls through.
What it costs
Two ways to send. Pick the one that fits the moment.
The real thing
Real ink on 300gsm cotton stock. Stamped, addressed, and mailed for you: the card someone actually holds.
The same note, sooner
The same warmth and personal detail, delivered in seconds instead of days.
Pricing may vary by design and volume.
I had 28 gifts from my daughter's first birthday and exactly zero thank-you cards written. I used Duly Noted and had all of them done in one sitting while she napped. First time in my life I sent every single one.Sarah M.early access
My baby shower was in February. By March I still had nothing sent. Duly Noted got them all out in an afternoon. My mother-in-law actually called to say how thoughtful the note was.Priya K.early access
Our wedding was in October and the thank-you cards were still on my to-do list in January. Duly Noted got 94 of them written, sealed, and mailed in a single weekend. My grandmother told me hers was the most beautiful card she'd received in years — she has no idea.Maya R.early access
Real ink. Real warmth.
Every card is penned on 300gsm cotton stock, sealed, and stamped. No print heads, no form letters.
Things people wonder about.
Will the notes actually sound like me?
You set the tone before anything is drafted: warm and personal, light and funny, or a little more formal. Every note comes back to you first — edit a line, change a phrase, or send it as written.
Isn't the personal touch the whole point?
The card arriving is the point. Real ink, real paper, a real stamp: the person you're thanking holds something you sent, not something you meant to send.
What does the handwriting look like?
Real ink, laid down by an actual pen, into 300gsm cotton stock. Choose from 38 handwriting styles and 360+ card designs, or let us suggest a pairing.
What if I only have a few gifts?
Duly Noted works for 3 gifts or 50. If there's a gift, there's a note owed, and about 15 minutes to send it.
The cards are not going to write themselves.
They haven't written themselves for three weeks. Maybe six. At some point the window closes and you're left hoping nobody noticed. Duly Noted is live: pick up your phone and close the loop today.