Igeret: Jewish Greeting Cards

Jewish greeting cards for Shabbat, Rosh Hashanah and every holiday in the Hebrew year — hand-illustrated, written in your own words, and shared to WhatsApp in one tap.

The greetings that go round on WhatsApp are images somebody else made, and most of us have sent and received the same one. Igeret composes a card instead of handing you one: the illustration belongs to the app, and everything else on the card belongs to you.

HOW IT WORKS
1. Pick an occasion. The opening screen knows what day it is: occasions are ordered by the Hebrew calendar, and today's leads as a real card rather than a name in a list.
2. Pick a design and write a line of your own.
3. Share the finished card through WhatsApp, Messages, email or anything else on your phone.

ELEVEN OCCASIONS
Shabbat Shalom · Shana Tova for Rosh Hashanah · Gmar Chatima Tova for Yom Kippur · Sukkot · Chanukah (Hanukkah) · Purim · Passover (Pesach) · Shavuot — plus Mazal Tov for any simcha, Refuah Shlema for someone unwell, and condolences, which stay open all year.

SIXTY-NINE DESIGNS, EACH ONE DRAWN
Fourteen for Shabbat alone. Every design has its own layout, palette and illustration rather than a recolouring of the last one. The sixty-eight illustrations were drawn for these cards; this is not a library of ready-made images.

THE CARD OPENS ON ONE THEY HAVE NOT HAD
Shabbat comes round fifty-two times a year. The app remembers which designs you have sent, and to whom — the recipient is the "To" line already on the card — and leads with one they have not received. There is no address book and no contacts permission.

YOUR OWN WORDS
To, the greeting, and From. Every occasion comes with traditional wording you can keep or replace. The text is set inside the design itself, not laid over a finished picture like a caption. With Pro, the same goes for your photograph and for a signature you draw with a finger.

FOUR LANGUAGES, CHOSEN SEPARATELY
Hebrew, English, French and Spanish. The card's language is set independently of the app's, so you can send a Hebrew card from an English interface, or an English card to a friend who does not read Hebrew.

A REMINDER ON FRIDAY MORNING
Optional and local to your phone: a note on Friday morning for the Shabbat greeting, and one before each festival opens. Asked for once, after your first card, and switched off in one tap.

NO ACCOUNT, NO TRACKING
No sign-up, no server, no analytics SDK. The app works offline, and the only permission it ever asks for is notifications — and only if you asked for reminders. Nothing you make is kept.

IGERET PRO — ONE PAYMENT, NOT A SUBSCRIPTION
· Every design in every occasion
· A card carrying your own photograph inside the frame
· A handwritten signature, drawn with a finger and set in the card's own gold
· A print-resolution PDF export, for a printer
· Mishloach manot labels for Purim — nine to an A4 sheet, a name on each

The free cards are not a demo: every occasion has designs you can send without paying.