Feature Guide
Twelve of twenty signed. Then it stalls.
A group card almost never fails at the start — everyone's excited for the first day or two. It fails at 80%, waiting on the same four people, because whoever's organizing it lost track of who's actually left.
You've been the person chasing a group card before. It starts strong — five, six, ten people sign the first day. Then it slows down. By the deadline, it's stuck at 14 of 20, and you're not sure who's missing, so you either send an awkward reminder to the whole office (including the people who already signed) or you just quietly send it half-finished.
The problem was never that people didn't want to sign. It's that nobody organizing the card could actually see who was left.
You can't nudge what you can't see.
Make the gap visible
A shared link or a group chat thread doesn't show you a count. You're scrolling to count names, or guessing. Saludito shows a live "12 of 20 signed" number that updates in real time — so at any point, you know exactly how close the card is to full, without asking anyone or scrolling back through a thread.
Remind the right people, not everyone
Once you can see who's left, the reminder itself gets easier — and less awkward. A one-tap nudge goes to the people who haven't signed yet, not the whole distribution list. That distinction matters: a reminder to someone who already signed reads as nagging. The same reminder to someone who genuinely forgot reads as helpful, because it actually is.
What actually gets a card from "started" to "finished":
- Set a deadline when you start the card, not the day it's due — a visible countdown creates gentle pressure a group chat can't.
- Check the live count every day or two instead of assuming it's filling up on its own.
- Nudge only the people who haven't signed — never the whole group.
- Send the nudge 2-3 days before the deadline, while there's still time to act on it, not the morning it's due.
- If a few stragglers remain right at the deadline, send it as-is. A card with 18 signatures on time beats a "finished" one that's a week late.
Why this is a small feature that solves a real problem
None of this requires a bigger ask or better wording. It requires being able to see who's left, which is the one thing group chats, email threads, and shared documents are genuinely bad at. Saludito's live count and one-tap nudge exist specifically because "I don't know who still needs to sign" is the actual reason cards stall — not lack of interest, not bad timing, just a visibility gap.
Why do group cards stall before everyone signs?
Not because people don't want to sign — because nobody organizing the card can see who's left, so reminders either don't happen or go out to everyone including people who already signed. The card quietly stalls at whatever percentage it reached before the organizer lost track.
How do I remind people to sign without being annoying?
Remind only the people who haven't signed yet, not the whole group — a reminder to someone who already signed reads as nagging, while the same reminder to someone who genuinely forgot reads as helpful. That only works if you can actually see who's left.
What if some people still haven't signed by the deadline?
Set the deadline when you start the card, not the day it's due — a visible countdown and a live signed count both create the same gentle pressure a group chat can't. Most stragglers sign once they see how close the card is to full, not because of a harder ask.