How it works
Three taps. One real moment.
A postcard is short on purpose. That's why people actually send them, and why they get kept.
Tap to open
Pick a design
Choose the occasion: birthday, Christmas, thank you, wish you were here. Each one is a design, drawn by a real illustrator. Seasonal ones are limited-edition.
Write the back
Type it, pick a handwriting font, or record a ten-second voice note that plays from the stamp. Keep it short. That's the point.
Post it
Send now or schedule it for the day. Email it, or just copy the link. Your postmark shows where you sent it from.
The arrival is the gift.
It lands like mail
A notification, then the postcard assembles with a postmark: a knock, not another notification to swipe away.
They flip it, they hear you
The photo comes first. They flip to the message on the back and tap the little stamp to hear ten seconds of your voice.
It gets pinned
One tap and they pin it to their fridge: a private wall of the people who thought of them.
They send one back
One reply button. No account, no download. One tap and they're writing.