Condolence Card Writer
Staring at a blank line above your signature on a group condolence card? Tell it who is grieving, how well you knew the person who died, one detail if you have one, and the tone. Get back two calibrated card messages side by side (a shorter restrained version and a longer more personal one) plus a short list of tempting phrases NOT to write. Uses the acknowledge-validate-connect etiquette arc, never invents facts, and refuses the phrases grief writers repeatedly call tone-deaf (better place, time heals, everything happens for a reason, let me know if you need anything).