You might forget. We won’t.

Maybe. But it’s the thought that counts — and you had the thought. You remembered, you set it up, you paid for it. That’s more than the gas-station card ever did. Plus it uses the details you gave us, so it sounds like you on a good day.

Like you on a good day. Each card is written from the details you gave us about that person, in the tone you pick, signed with your name. It also looks at what you sent them before so it doesn’t repeat itself, and you can change any word before it mails.

Less than forgetting. Reminders are free. Cards are pay-per-card, from $5.95, stamp included. No subscription. Cards you send yourself are paid at checkout. AutoPilot cards are charged when they’re submitted for writing, a few days before they’re mailed, after your heads-up email, unless you skip.

Classic. It mails anyway. That’s the whole point. With AutoPilot on for that person and date, the heads-up email shows the message and the mail date, and if you don’t answer, the card is charged to your saved card and mailed. You can tap “Edit message” or “Skip this one” from that email. With AutoPilot off, nothing mails until you tap “Looks good”, and dates in memory of someone always wait for your OK.

Yes, one click. Mom will notice. Skip one card from its heads-up, pause one person or everyone in one tap, or cancel from your account. A card that isn’t sent is never charged.

He’s never once forgotten his mom’s birthday. Okay, he forgot every one of them. Then he got Mr. Handled. Game on, grill going, feet up in the recliner. His mom’s card still goes out on time. He set it up once. That’s the whole secret. Always on it.