One design, personalised by everyone who shares it
SharEarn is an occasion card platform with one idea underneath it. A designer draws a card once and leaves room in it for a name, a photo, a business and a contact line. Everyone who shares that card gets it with their own details already composed in. One design becomes a personal card for every single person who sends it — the artwork is shared, the identity on it never is.
A forwarded image carries nobody
Every festival, the same greeting images go round and round. They arrive with no sender on them. The person who forwarded it gets nothing back — not a name, not a shop, not a number to call. The image was made for nobody in particular, and it lands as exactly that.
A personalised card is a different object. It carries the face and the name of someone the reader actually knows. It says who is wishing them well, and — if that person runs a shop, a practice, a chapter or a territory — it says that too, in a line small enough to be polite and clear enough to act on.
That is the whole of it. Take the thing people already do every day, and make it carry them.
Four parts, in plain terms
None of this is complicated. It is four pieces that only matter because they are joined up.
An occasion calendar
Which days matter, and when they actually fall. Fixed dates, weekly rituals and movable lunar festivals — every movable date checked against the panchang before it reaches a shelf. 100 shelves are published and 98 dates are verified for 2026 and 2027.
A design library
Artwork organised by occasion, each design with space reserved in it for the sharer's details. Creators publish into it; organisations get private shelves of their own.
A render engine
The part that composes a name, a photo, a business name, a logo and a contact line onto a design, once per person, at the moment they open it. Nobody types on an image.
Apps and APIs
The ways the first three reach people: the SharEarn app, the creator portal, and a render API so an existing CRM or community platform can do all of this inside its own product.
Who it is for
The same engine, entered four different ways.
The app
Free forever for personal use. Festival cards, greetings and everyday posts, all carrying your name and photo.
About the app →Creators
Upload artwork, place the slots, publish to a shelf. One design goes out with a different name on it every time.
Become a creator →Organisations
Upload artwork once and every member gets it personalised. Your brand, carried by the people who already trust you.
Talk to us →Developers
The render engine as an API. Your app sends a person's details and gets a finished card back. We store nothing about your users.
See the API →Not sure which door is yours? The pricing page puts every plan on one screen.
A product of ZRIX INC.
SharEarn is built by the team behind Cognza, the Business Operating Platform, and Zrix, trusted IT solutions since 2008.
That lineage is the reason SharEarn looks the way it does. Cognza is software organisations run themselves on — their members, their records, their communications — so the questions an organisation asks about branded shelves, member scale and who approves what were familiar questions here long before this product had a name. It is also why the render engine is offered as an API to other people's software instead of being kept behind our own app.
Contact
ZRIX INC.
- 17926 HWY 3, Suite 104B, Webster, TX 77598
- 4801 Glenwood Ave., Suite 200, Raleigh, NC 27612, US
- 800-796-2735 · +44-2081239533 (UK)
- info@zrix.com
Organisation enquiries are quickest through the form on the organisations page, and creators can create an account straight away — the editor is a second step.
Honestly, the current state
A page like this is usually where a company describes itself as finished. Here is what is actually true today.
- The occasion calendar is published and verified. 100 shelves, with 98 dates checked by hand for 2026 and 2027.
- Regional coverage is uneven, on purpose. Two calendars are live: Global Standard and India Festivals & Panchang. Global Standard carries the international days and the Western holiday set — it is not a per-country national calendar, and there is no Hijri calendar yet, so Eid is not on a shelf. We would rather say so than pad a list.
- The apps and the creator portal are live, and not yet joined to each other. The app is on Android; iOS is coming. Creator registration is open and immediate — you fill in the form, the account is live, nobody approves you, and it is coming back on a later day that uses a one-time code on WhatsApp or by email. The editor itself is at portal.sharearn.com, which keeps its own creator records and its own sign-in: an account created on sharearn.com does not open it by itself today, and joining the two is unfinished work. Nor does a design reach a shelf through a review queue — there is no queue and nobody reads each card; what gates it is who may publish, which on an organisation's shelf is one of its admins.
- Artwork coverage is still growing. The calendar is ahead of the design library — some shelves are fuller than others. This is the honest bottleneck, and it is why the creators page reads as a recruitment page.
- Output today is image cards. Personalised video is coming, with no date announced.
When any of the above changes, this section changes with it. Nothing on this site describes something that does not work yet as though it does.
Put your name on today's card
Share it yourself, design for it, bring your organisation to it, or build it into your own product.
About the app For organisations →Android available · iOS coming soon