Sending a card

How it works

Five steps from a blank card to a letter on the doormat. Real ink on real paper, posted from the UK.

Choose a card

Handwritten LetterKart cards written in real ink

Real ink. Not a print.

Robots hold a pen and write your words. AI creates the handwriting styles, with the precision of human handwriting. What you confirm on screen is the stroke the pen will follow, which is why confirming twice never looks identical.

Five steps

Most people finish a single card in a couple of minutes.

  1. Choose a card

    Pick a design. Every card is written in real ink on real paper, not a print of handwriting.

  2. Write the message

    Type the words as they should appear on the card. Choose a handwriting style. AI creates the styles in the shop, including Script and Sans.

  3. Confirm the writing

    You see the actual pen strokes, not a font preview. Confirm when it looks right. Confirm again and the strokes are never the same. A robot writes it with a pen, so no two cards are identical.

  4. Add the address

    First and last name, then a UK street address. Confirm it to see the envelope in ink. We post to UK street addresses only.

  5. Pay. We write and post

    Robots write with a pen, address the envelope, and we post from the United Kingdom.

Sending more than one?

Same pen and paper. A list in the shop, or a trigger from your own systems.

Sending many

One letter, several people. Choose Several people on a card, add names and addresses, and we write each one.

Sending many

Developers

CRM and product triggers, with a programme token. Billing is arranged when we issue the token, not in the shop.

Orders API

Ready when you are

Most people finish a single card in a couple of minutes.

Choose a card