Greetigo
Greetigo is a birthday and anniversary reminder service that emails you before important dates, with a message already written for you to send or copy.
About Greetigo
Greetigo
Greetigo reminds you before birthdays, anniversaries, work anniversaries and other dates you save, and provides a ready-to-send message. Reminders arrive by default the day before, or on the day itself, or 3, 7 or 14 days before, and mailed-card reminders can come up to 2 weeks early. It works in any browser with no app required, and there is also a Mac app that uses the same account. Free plan covers up to 10 saved dates with template messages; Plus and Premium add AI-written drafts. The page states there are no ads and that user data is not sold. Nothing is sent to anyone until the user clicks Send, and users can copy messages to send by text or call.
Key features
- Email reminders the day before a saved date by default, with options for the day itself or 3, 7 or 14 days before
- Message ready for each reminder, using a free template with the person's name
- Send directly by email from Greetigo, or copy the message to send yourself
- Save dates manually or import from a contacts or calendar file
- Browser-based web app that works in any browser, plus a Mac app
- Free message templates library with 2,626 examples across 89 templates
- AI-written drafts on Plus and Premium plans
- Occasion types including birthdays, anniversaries and work anniversaries
Best suited for
- Remembering birthdays of parents, partners, friends and family
- Tracking wedding and relationship anniversaries
- Tracking work anniversaries and other work dates
- Users who want a ready-written message for each occasion
- Users who want to recover after forgetting a birthday with a belated message
Pricing
Free plan: $0 forever, up to 10 saved dates. Plus: $4.99 per month or $49.90 a year, with a 7-day free trial for first-time subscribers. Premium: $9.99 per month or $99.90 a year, with a 7-day free trial for first-time subscribers.
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