Everyone writes without seeing what others wrote. No corporate template. Just genuine first impressions and honest welcomes.
Remote team? No problem. Everyone records a 60-second message in-browser. Auto-transcribed so the words live in the PDF forever.
Warm teal palette and prompts built around welcoming someone new — not repainted farewell artwork.
Years from now, they'll still have this. A PDF doesn't disappear when they switch laptops or leave the company.
What you most want [name] to know about the team.
The best advice you got in your own first week.
What you're most excited to work on together.
One thing [name] will love about working here.
“You're joining at a really good time. I genuinely mean that.”
From a welcome card to a new engineer
“The team chat moves fast. Don't worry — nobody expects you to have read everything by Thursday.”
From a welcome card from a team lead
“Ask questions. We actually love it. The ones who ask are usually the ones who end up knowing everything.”
From a welcome card from a senior colleague
“You're going to be great at this. We can already tell.”
From a welcome card from a manager
“Lunch orders go in at 12:30. This is the most important thing I can tell you.”
From a welcome card from the team
“First days are weird. Second weeks are better. Third months are when it clicks. Hang in there.”
From a welcome card from a long-tenured colleague
Start a card now. It takes 20 seconds. The hard part is remembering to do it before Monday.