Just to Say

New: "Hey Siri, write a birthday message." The words arrive before you have uncapped the pen. Written on your device, nothing uploaded, no account.

Just to Say writes the short, kind line you cannot quite find — for anniversaries, new babies, birthdays, sympathy notes, and the ones that should make someone laugh.

Pick the occasion. Read what it wrote. Keep it, or ask for another. Copy it into a card, or share it straight into a message.

NEW: ASK SIRI

"Hey Siri, write a birthday message." The words arrive spoken and on a card you can copy — which matters when you are standing in a shop with the pen still capped, or you have just heard someone's news and want to say the right thing before the moment passes. It works from the Action Button and in Shortcuts too.

WHAT IT COVERS

Anniversary — for the years counted and the love kept. Baby — for welcoming a new little one. Birthdays — small notes for the big day, from the heartfelt to the cheeky. Sympathy — quiet words, when words are hard. Funny — a line to lift the day.

WRITTEN ON YOUR DEVICE

On iPhones with Apple Intelligence the lines are written fresh, on the device, each time you ask. Where that isn't available the app falls back to hundreds of hand-written lines that ship inside it, so it works the same on a plane, in a shop with no signal, or on an older phone.

A daily reminder is optional. Turn it on and you get a short nudge, at most once a day, when there might be a card to write. Those are composed on your device too.

NOTHING LEAVES YOUR PHONE

No accounts. No cloud. No tracking. No subscriptions. No advertising. The privacy nutrition label says "Data Not Collected", and the app has nothing to send anywhere even if it wanted to.

Made by Indy.inc in the United Kingdom.