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About A Simple Thank You

A Simple Thank You is an easy to use digital registry system that replaces the traditional guest book at a wake or funeral. Using this application, we print a legible registry book with all the guests names, address all the envelopes and print custom signed acknowledgement cards delivered to either the funeral home or the family. Captures visitor's information for preneed. New updates include; -custom keyboard that includes numbers and commonly used characters so no more toggling keyboards is required. -Lobby Mode Feature allowing multiple services to be accessed from 1 iPad. -Auto populate city and state using postal code (no WiFi is needed) -Auto backup of data when WiFi is available -Overall improved ease of use Please call our office to create an account to get started.

What’s new

Version 9 · Updated October 21, 2026

Note our new App icon. Introducing a refreshed, modern UI with an enhanced look and feel for a smoother, more intuitive, and seamless user experience.

App privacy

The developer, DIGITAL REGISTRY INC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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