Thank-Yous · Sprint 84B

Close the loop on every gift.

Every gift gets a thank-you. Gish pulls in who-gave-what from your registry, your Stripe contributions and your manual entries, helps you write a real note, then prints and mails the whole stack from Inkgility.

Received Drafted Sent Untouched
Why this exists

The gap between getting a gift and sending a thank-you.

The honest problem.

A wedding, a baby shower, a milestone birthday. Gifts pile up — some on the registry, some over Stripe, some handed to you in person. By the time the dust settles, you've forgotten what came from where, you're staring at thirty blank cards, and the most thoughtful thing you got is now the most embarrassing one to not have responded to yet.

Most people send thank-yous to maybe sixty percent of givers. Sometimes less. Not because they don't care — because the workflow doesn't exist.

What Gish does.

  • Auto-attribute. Stripe webhooks and registry purchases populate the gift inbox automatically. Add cash and in-person gifts by hand.
  • AI draft. Pick a tone, a length, and a shared memory. Gish writes three plausible drafts in seconds. You edit; it's still your voice.
  • Batch print. Queue notes, pick a card design from the Inkgility catalog, and order the whole stack in one checkout — with addressing.
  • Status track. Every gift is one of untouched · drafted · addressed · sent. You can see the work shrinking. That's the loop.
The workflow

Four screens. One closed loop.

Recent activity

Last five thank-yous through the system.

Real-time as you queue, print, and mail. Pulled from your local workspace.