Recognition that's worth more than a thumbs-up

Kudos cards
that say more than
great work

Start a kudos card, share one link with the team, and let everyone add a note that means something. The AI drafts a cover that names the achievement, not just the person

Start a kudos cardFree

No app or account to sign
Signed from any phone
Free to start

Open the card to read the notes

Kudos photo templates

Give the office hero
the cape they deserve

Upload a photo of the person getting the kudos and pick a scene. AI redraws them into it as the star of the cover, then the whole group signs the card

Start a kudos cardFree

A glossy photo shoot as the greatest employee of all time, golden stapler in hand, with a blurred face where theirs goes

Employee of the century

Nice one, Maya!

How it works

From one sentence to meaningful recognition

A generic "great job" wears thin fast. A card full of specific, signed notes from the people who saw it happen is the kind of recognition that sticks

Tell us who it's for and what they did. "Taylor led the rebrand under impossible deadlines and made everyone feel calm the whole time." The AI writes something specific
Share one link in Slack, email, or the team chat. Each person adds their own note. No account needed, no friction
Deliver by email or shareable link. It arrives as one complete card: specific, sincere, and signed by the people who mean it

Works with Slack

Create cards without leaving Slack

Install the CardShare.ai bot and send a personalized card in seconds, directly from any channel or DM

1
Type /cardshareai in any channel
A form opens inline. Choose the card type, add the recipient's name, pick a tone, and drop in any context
2
Hit Create
AI generates a personalized headline and cover image. No prompting required
3
Card link lands in the channel
Share it with the team so everyone can sign, or send it straight to the recipient

Kudos cards for every kind of recognition

What are you recognizing?

Above and beyond. Literally, look how high

Above-and-beyond cards

For the person who went further than their job description asked. The team signs; the AI keeps it specific

Last piece in, team! Who hid the corner bit?

Project completion cards

When the team ships something hard, a card full of notes from the whole group marks it properly

Jess, your desk is ready. The plant is not yours

New employee welcome cards

A signed card from the whole team on day one sets the tone for everything that follows

Ravi, you're a star. We checked, it's official

Peer-to-peer recognition cards

For the colleague everyone knows does great work but rarely gets the credit. From the people who noticed

Thanks, boss. We've grown. Mostly in confidence

Manager appreciation cards

From the whole team to the person who's been in their corner. Specific notes carry more weight than ratings

Pulling together! Mostly in the same direction

Team shoutout cards

For a whole squad that pulled something off. Everyone signs for everyone, recognition in every direction

Kudos card FAQs

Everything about recognizing someone properly

How are kudos cards different from other recognition tools?

A kudos card is a permanent, shareable artefact, not a feed item that disappears in 24 hours. The recipient can open it any time, on any device, and see every note exactly as it was written.

How do group kudos cards work?

Start a card, share one link with the team, and everyone adds their note from their own device. The card is private until you send it. It arrives as one complete, beautifully composed card.

Can signers add specific, personal notes?

Yes. Each person writes their own note, picks their own ink color, and can add a GIF. The AI can also draft an opening message that names what was achieved.

How many people can sign?

No limit. Five colleagues or fifty. Everyone gets the same link and adds their own voice.

Do signers need an account?

No. They just need the link. They open it in the browser, add their note, and they're done.

Is it free to send a kudos card?

Yes. You can design a card, collect signatures, and send it for free, and nobody who signs needs an account.

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