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This is the

The Quietest Social Movement

We’re not trying to go viral.We’re trying to make people feel seen — awkwardly, quietly, and with a card.One fridge-worthy moment at a time.

Meet The Cardiologists

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    Michael

    Recovering corporate, fluent in sarcasm, and chief of emotional logistics.

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    Calvin

    Part law grad, part corporate escapee, full-time guitarist for emotionally complex afternoons.

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    Sadia

    Part philosophy grad, part Candy Crush legend, full-time seeker of meaning in the everyday.

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    Adiva

    Part architect, part aesthete, full-time conjurer of third spaces that quietly explain themselves.

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    Vinnie & Simba

    Senior HR advisors with zero boundaries and even less training.

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Why Card(iology)? Glad You Asked.

We’re not in the business of boring cards.

We’re in the business of birthdays, breakdowns, breakups, and the occasional laugh-snort—all delivered in a neatly folded bit of cardstock.

Whether you’re the sentimental type, proudly sarcastic, or somewhere in the emotionally confusing middle, we’ve got a card for that.

At Card(iology), we take the ridiculous very seriously.

From hand-illustrated oddities to painfully well-timed punchlines, we believe a card should do more than say something—it should be unforgettable.

Our team spends their days doodling, overthinking, and crafting cards that manage to hit somewhere between “aww” and “please don’t cry.”

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Let's just say quality control stepped in with these.

An illustration of a man wearing a red party hat. There are two balloons in the middle. The first balloon says "Happey" and the second one says "Birthdey". The middle text says "hope its a grate 1". There is a cake with a candle, and a grater in the corner.

Happey Birthdey!

Proof that we can't spell, but we do care. Almost made the cut. Almost.

An illustration of a wooden chair with a red balloon tied to it. The text says "congrations".

Congrations!

They made it through uni. We didn't make it through spellcheck. Almost sent.

An illustration of a man holding a mug of tea looking out through a window. The text says "sorry for your lose".

Sorry for your lose.

We meant well. Spelled poorly (again). Almost sent.