How it started
I've always loved letters. The ones I've sent, the ones I've saved, the ones I wrote to no one but myself. Years later I can still open one and feel the exact moment it came from.
Lately I've been typing postcards on a typewriter. There's something beautiful about writing one word at a time, slow and honest.
I make my own postcards too — handdrawn, watercolour, doodled — and send them to people. The waiting, and then their happiness when it lands: that's the whole thing.
I know a screen can't give you that. No app will ever feel like ink on paper, and I'm not pretending it does.
But I love letters too much not to try something.
So I built a small, simple thing: a digital postcard maker. Write a postcard to someone you love, to yourself, or just to hold onto a memory. Then save it or send the link.
This post isn't really about the postcards, though. It's about the gap I had to cross to build it.
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