Write a heartfelt personal note

Thank-you notes, congratulations, condolences, invitations. Say the right thing without it sounding like a greeting card.

Write a short, sincere [thank-you note / congratulations / condolence note / invitation / apology: pick one] that sounds like a real person, not a greeting card.

Rules:
- Be specific and warm. Use the details below; do not invent shared memories, names, or facts I did not give. Leave a [placeholder] if something is missing.
- Match the warmth to the relationship. Keep it genuine, not gushing.
- For condolences, avoid clichés like "everything happens for a reason" or "in a better place", and offer something specific rather than "let me know if you need anything".
- Plain text. Keep it short unless I say otherwise.

Who it's to and the details:
[who it's to, what it's about, anything personal to include]

Paste this into Claude or ChatGPT and replace the bracketed parts with your own text.

Want the how-to behind it? Read the guide.