u/serda_ik

We wanted to make sending a postcard from your phone as simple as possible.

Choose a photo, write your message, add the address, and we print and post it for you.

Postcard Pigeon is available on iPhone and the web.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/postcard-pigeon/id6760590336

Website: https://postcard-pigeon.com

Would be interested to hear what you think.

My partner and I built Postcard Pigeon, an iPhone app that turns your photos into real postcards and posts them for you.

Choose a photo, write a message, add an address and pay. No account or subscription.

It’s still a little rough around the edges, and we’re refining the design — including the App Store screenshots — but the app itself is solid and fully working.

The app is now live:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/postcard-pigeon/id6760590336

Would love any feedback.
Not yet available in the EU

Postcard Pigeon is offering 100 free photo postcards to US recipient addresses.

Use code USA-LAUNCH at checkout.

Upload a photo, write a message, enter the recipient’s US address, and the postcard will be printed and mailed for free.

The offer can be redeemed either via the website or the iPhone app.

No account or payment details needed.

Website:
https://postcard-pigeon.com/

iPhone app:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/postcard-pigeon/id6760590336

Limited to the first 100 redemptions. US recipient addresses only.

EDIT: All 100 free postcards have now been claimed. Thanks everyone for using Postcard Pigeon.

For future Postcard Pigeon offers and updates, follow us on Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/postcard_pigeon/

My partner and I recently released Postcard Pigeon for iPhone.

Pick a photo, write a message, add the recipient’s address and pay. We print it as a real postcard and post it for you.

There is no account or subscription. It started as a web app for sending postcards from trips and hikes, and we have now released the iPhone version.

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/postcard-pigeon/id6760590336

I’d be interested in feedback on whether the screenshots make it clear that these are physical postcards, rather than digital cards.