Welcome to your greetful walkthrough. This quick guide shows you exactly what to expect, with screenshots along the way so you always know you’re in the right place.

In less than 5 minutes, we’ll have you signed up, you'll know exactly how greetful works, and you can create your first notelet and send it to someone special.

THE FULL greetful

TUTORIAL

  1. Sign up

Your name: So your special people know exactly who their notelet is from.

Your email address: We use this to send your reminders.

Your password: Make it a good one: uppercase, lowercase, numbers, maybe a special character if you’re feeling spicy.

2. Verify your email

You’ll receive a message asking you to confirm your email.

Tap the link, follow the steps, and… you’re in. Whoop whoop.

While you’re there, add reminders@greetful.co to your safe senders list so they don’t end up lonely and unseen in Junk.

Top Tip

If you don't see the email, check your Junk folder before requesting another one.

3. Welcome to greetful

You’ll land on your special people screen.

This is where greetful starts getting to know the people who matter to you.

You have 2 choices:

From here, you can:

  • Add a person

    Perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, keeping in touch - anything recurring or that you want to be reminded about

    You’ll enter:

  • Name - who your greeting is to

  • Relationship - friend, colleague, sister, boss

  • Occasion - birthday, anniversary, catch up, get well, congratulations or whatever your greeting is for

  • Date - so greetful can remind you

  • Personal details: this is where the magic happens. Include details that make your greetful personal. You can include all sorts here, hobbies, plans, inside jokes. Tell us how you normally start or end a message.

Top Tip

These details really make your greetful personal. Maybe if something happens during the year - they move house, graduate etc, pop into greetful and add this to their card. You don’t have to remember but your person will be thrilled that you remembered it’s their first birthday in their new home for example.

If you're on Plus or Premium, you can also choose your notelet colour.

Tap Save this person.

Send a one-off greeting

Perfect for those moments that don't need a reminder. But always remember, you can remind yourself to follow up on these too if you want. Extra brownie points available.

Good luck.

Get well soon.

Congratulations.

New job.

Thinking of you.

Just because.

The process is exactly the same—just fill in the details and generate your greeting.

Now you can:

  • Read it

  • Edit it - make it your own, change it, add to it, whatever you want to do

  • Try again - get another version

  • Save it for later - on the day we’ll send a reminder and your saved notelet will be sent in a few clicks

  • Send it straight away.

  • See your notelet

Top Tip

Don’t worry, you can edit and play around with your greetful until you are happy. Nothing gets sent until you press Send.

4. Send your notelet

Your notelet is ready

Now, you can:

  • Go back. If it’s not quite right, tap the back arrow in the top left to tweak it. If it’s perfect, press Send your notelet.

  • How would you like to send it? Choose your preferred option: email, WhatsApp, Messenger, copy, whatever works for you.

    And that’s it. You’ve sent something thoughtful, warm and personal. You’ve made someone smile.

Congratulations

In a few minutes you have

Signed up

Created your first person card

Created your first notelet

Saved or sent it

So, when you’ve got a minute, start popping all your people and occasions into your greetful app. Then sit back and relax, knowing you’re all organised. Bliss.

Now, this is just a guess, but hands up those who haven’t actually signed up yet, but as this was the last page you thought you’d just have a read through….

There we are, I thought there would be a few of you. Hello.

Well hopefully you’ve seen how easy it is on here?

Now, just imagine having all your greetings on auto pilot.

Never again have you got to

  • panic at the last minute

  • spend hours trying to think of what to say

  • use valuable head space keeping track of dates, occasions, who did what and when

  • send an “ordinary” message that gets lost amongst the many others

    Don’t worry, there’s no “hard sell” coming, but, if you fancy giving us a try