You know that awkward moment when someone’s leaving the office and no one knows who’s organising the card, and suddenly someone’s signing a crumpled Post-it note with a half-dried-up pen? Not anymore.

GroupTogether, the Aussie-founded company already saving every office organiser from chaos, has just launched a bunch of brand new farewell and retirement card designs, and they are giving iconic goodbye energy.

Now with 150-plus designs to choose from, the range includes everything from sweet and sentimental to sassy and laugh-out-loud funny.

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We’re talking florals, memes, inside jokes, and even that one that’s perfect for the colleague who’s ‘finding themselves in Europe’ for the third time this year.

But this isn’t just about cute cards. GroupTogether is here to make organising the goodbye part of the job way less painful.

Here is why over one million Aussies are already obsessed.

Sign online: no chasing people with a biro around three floors of the building.

Add photos, GIFs and emojis, so yes, you can include that blurry pub pic from the Christmas party.

Unlimited signatures: because everyone deserves a proper send-off, even that guy in finance you’ve only ever emailed once.

Collect money for a group gift: chip in, pick something perfect, and you’re done.

Download it as a PDF: for those who still want to present it in person.

Built-in AI Magic Message Writer: for those times when “best of luck!” just won’t cut it.

In a world where half the team is on mute and the other half is ‘OOO until further notice,’ GroupTogether’s cards let you bring everyone together for a proper goodbye, whether they’re working remotely, on leave, or halfway to Bali already.

“We wanted to make farewells feel fun, meaningful and ridiculously easy, even if you’ve never organised anything beyond your own Uber Eats order,” says Ali Linz, Co-Founder and Chief Good Vibes Officer at GroupTogether. Honestly, relatable.

And Aussies are loving it, with over one million users, 2,500 plus 5-star reviews, and a flat $5.50 price tag (no subscription, no sneaky fees), it’s no wonder this female-founded brand is being hailed as a lifesaver for busy teams, teacher gift organisers, and the self-nominated social committee.

So next time someone leaves, retires, relocates or rage-quits, you’ll be ready with the card that makes everyone say, ‘Wait, who organised this? It’s actually so good.’