iGreet

What is iGreet?

iGreet is a service for sending greeting cards that include augmented reality (AR) and video-style experiences. The card’s message and media can be revealed when someone opens the card, with the website describing the experience as a “card that comes to life” as a personalized message and video.

You can create a greeting for specific occasions and deliver it either digitally (as a shareable link) or as a printed card delivered by mail. Depending on the delivery type, the recipient views the message directly in the browser or views an optional video message through AR when they scan the printed card.

Key Features

• Card creation with personalized text or video: Choose a card design and add your personal message or video so the greeting is tailored to the recipient.
• Digital delivery via shareable link: Digital cards are sent instantly and opened in a browser, with the message playing as a personalized video, animation, or AR experience.
• Printed cards delivered by mail: Printed cards are described as “beautifully printed” and delivered to recipients, with an optional video that can be revealed through AR when scanned.
• Occasion browsing and templates: You can explore cards by occasion (e.g., Mother's Day, Birthday, Valentine's Day, Wedding, and other categories) to start from a relevant template.
• Team-focused option for workplace appreciation: The site includes an “iGreet for Business” section that discusses team management and central billing, designed to help teams send appreciation messages without losing a human touch.
• Eco-friendly printing details for printed cards: The site specifies eco-focused printing and materials, including sustainably sourced paper, water-based inks, vegan-friendly materials (no animal products), and that items are fully recyclable (as stated on the page).

How to Use iGreet

1. Choose a card: Pick a card design (or browse by occasion) and add your personal message; the card creation flow also supports adding a video.
2. Select delivery method: Decide whether to send a digital card (sent instantly as a shareable link) or a printed card (delivered by mail, with optional AR-video revealed when scanned).
3. Send to the recipient: For digital cards, the recipient opens the link in their browser; for printed cards, the recipient scans the card to reveal the AR experience (when applicable).
4. Recipient views the experience: The site describes the final moment as the message playing as a personalized video, animation, or AR experience.

Use Cases

• Personal celebration (digital): Send a birthday or Valentine’s Day greeting that plays as a personalized video/animation or AR experience when the recipient opens the digital card link in their browser.
• Personal celebration (printed): Mail a printed greeting card that includes an optional video revealed through AR when scanned by the recipient.
• Health or encouragement: Create a “Get Well” or “Good Luck” card by choosing the occasion category and customizing the message with text or video.
• Workplace onboarding: For new hire welcomes, send a meaningful greeting designed for an employee’s first day using the workplace-focused messaging approach described under iGreet for Business.
• Client and employee appreciation: Use iGreet for Business to send appreciation messages for milestones like anniversaries or client recognition, with team management and central billing referenced as the operational setup.

FAQ

• Do I need an app to use iGreet? The page states that the digital experience opens in a browser and that no app is required.

• How does delivery work for digital cards? Digital cards are sent instantly as a shareable link, and the recipient opens it in their browser to explore the full experience.

• What’s the difference between digital and printed cards? The site describes digital cards as being sent instantly by link, while printed cards are delivered by mail; printed cards can also include an optional video revealed through AR when scanned.

• Can I include a video with my greeting? The card creation steps mention adding a personal message or video, and the page describes an optional video message for both digital (viewed through AR on the phone) and printed (revealed through AR when scanned) cards.

Alternatives

• Traditional greeting cards with QR codes: If you want a paper card plus a link to multimedia, a QR-based approach can provide interactivity, but it may not offer the same AR-focused experience described for iGreet.
• E-card platforms with embedded video: Services that send digital greetings with video/animation can meet the “video message” need, but the workflow and recipient experience may differ from iGreet’s AR and browser-based reveal.
• AR postcard creators / AR marketing card services: Alternatives in the same category can provide AR-on-card experiences; compare whether they support both instant digital delivery and printed mail delivery as described by iGreet.
• Team comms and recognition tools (with custom messages): Workplace recognition platforms can help with employee/client appreciation at scale, but they may not include AR-enabled greeting cards or the specific digital/printed card workflow iGreet uses.