Letterly

Letterly

Send handwritten cards to family and friends

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Thomas Cailhol
Makes me think of "Her".. The movie! Not "her" "her", well. You got it!
Alec McGuffey
@tcailhol We get that a lot :-)
Corley
@alecmcguffey how are you going to differentiate yourself from similar products out there?
Alec McGuffey
@corleyh We're trying to focus on creating the simplest ordering process possible - clean site design, limited selection of beautiful illustrated cards, flat pricing, and simple ordering form. We want to make it as simple as possible to send a card. Also, a lot of competitors actually use machines to write the cards, whereas ours are handwritten :-)
Ryan Hoover
We use MailLift to send letters (and stickers) to people in the community. They love it (proof).
Thomas Cailhol
I want some!! :) @rrhoover
Corley
I am a big believer in surprising people with cards via regular mail. I still write thank you notes and send postcards - it is such a simple way to make people happy. That being said, buying stamps and actually sending the card can be the tough part. Letterly takes on the actual "logistics" in sending. For those of you that spend your time in text editors and prefer typing to writing - this makes sending birthday cards even easier. :)
Sarah Perez
I use Red Stamp and Sincerely on mobile to shoot off quick cards to the old folks (grandparents, etc.) and when I need to do something more personalized like Thank You's or party invites. Also use Lettrs for actual letters. Wish this Letterly thing was a mobile app, though.
Alec McGuffey
@sarahintampa We're definitely considering an app but felt that desktop was best for launch. Stay tuned!
Jack Smith
the designs look really nice
Alec McGuffey
@_jacksmith Thanks! All designed in-house by @sydneyligouri.
tom meagher
Sending snail mail thank you's is a classy gesture. I like to personally write them out, but it isn't very scalable. Hope to try this out!
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