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Launching soonSaludito — one card, signed by everyone.
Saludito is one greeting card, signed by an entire team from their phones — no app, no account, just a link. Saludito is not yet available on the App Store; this page will be updated the moment it is. Media inquiries: support@saludito.app.
Fact sheet
| App name | Saludito |
|---|---|
| App Store listing name | Saludito: Group Card & Sign |
| One-sentence pitch | Saludito is one greeting card, signed by an entire team from their phones — no app, no account, just a link. |
| Platforms | iOS (iPhone & iPad) for organizers. Signers need nothing — they sign from any phone, tablet, or computer in a web browser. |
| Price | First card free. $4.99 per card after that (covers sending it digitally and/or exporting a print-ready PDF). No subscription, no recurring charge. |
| Status | Not yet publicly available — launching soon on the App Store. The website is live today at saludito.app. |
| Developer | Cup of Coffee Software |
| Category | Lifestyle, Business |
| Support | support@saludito.app |
About Saludito
“Saludito turns ‘everyone sign this card’ from a scavenger hunt into a link.”
Saludito lets a group sign one greeting card together from their own phones — no app to download, no account to create. An organizer starts a card for a birthday, farewell, or work anniversary, shares a link, and watches signatures land in real time. When it's full, they send it digitally or export a print-ready PDF to fold into a real card at home.
Somebody's leaving the team, or it's their birthday, and everyone means to sign a card — but the physical one never makes it around the office, and the group-chat version turns into fifteen separate texts nobody can turn into something you'd actually hand someone. Saludito is one card, signed by everyone, from their phone. An organizer picks an occasion and a cover, then shares a single link. Anyone can sign from any phone or computer — no account, no download. The organizer watches the count climb in real time ("12 of 20 signed"), can nudge stragglers with one tap, and when the card is full, sends it digitally or exports a print-ready PDF to fold into a real card at home. It's built specifically for the cards people organize at work — birthdays, farewells, anniversaries, welcomes, retirements, congratulations — not generic e-cards for one person sending to one person.
- Anyone can sign a card from a browser — no app, no account, no download required.
- The organizer watches signatures arrive live, with a running count of who's signed and who hasn't.
- One-tap reminders go out to anyone who hasn't signed yet.
- Finished cards can be sent digitally or exported as a print-ready PDF to fold at home.
- Built around real workplace occasions — birthdays, farewells, welcomes, anniversaries, retirements — not one-size-fits-all greetings.
- The first card is free; there's no subscription after that.
Screenshots
Real card covers, created in Saludito:
The organizer's dashboard and cover-design tools:
App icon:
About the developer
Saludito is built by Cup of Coffee Software, an independent developer also behind Con Sal and TheGoodHost. Saludito grew out of a simple frustration: group cards at work are either a single sheet of paper that never makes it around the office, or a group chat nobody can turn into something worth handing someone.
No press coverage yet — happy to answer questions or provide early access ahead of launch.
Contact
For interviews, review access, or any other press questions: support@saludito.app