POSTCARDS, CARRIED BY HAND
Write slow.
Send far.
Make a postcard on your phone. Our little postman, the Daakiya, carries it across the map to someone you miss. It takes a few days. That’s the point.
HOW IT WORKS
A text is gone in a second. A daak stays on the fridge for years.
- You make it.A photo, a few lines, your own handwriting. A minute on your phone.
- The Daakiya carries it.On foot, by bicycle, across the sea. They can watch him come, day by day.
- They tear it open.Then they stamp it back, and it goes on the fridge.
CARDS PEOPLE SEND
Who’s on your mind?
Tap a card to read the back.
TRY IT
Make one now.
A minute, start to finish. Nothing gets sent.
Tap the card to turn it over
Sealed.
GOT A DAAK?
Open it right here. No app needed.
The link in your email opens it in your browser. Tear the envelope, turn the card over, stamp it back, and keep it in your mailbox.
The app, to make and send your own, is coming soon to iPhone and Android.
DAAK PLUS · OPENING SOON
Some cards should be held.
For the ones that belong on a real fridge, we print your card and post it to their door. The Daakiya still walks the map, so they can watch it come.
- Printed and postedThick cotton card, a real stamp, their name on the envelope.
- Your handwriting, as a fontWrite the alphabet once. Every card after looks like you wrote it.
- Papers, inks and rare stampsLetterpress, handmade cotton, small stamp sets drawn each season.
Making and sending cards stays free. Plus is for when you want a little more.