Five friends squeezed into a selfie in a park, one wearing a friend’s hair as a moustache.
Rose, you missed it.
Biscuit the dog, nose right up against the phone.
Biscuit says hi
Four adults laughing around a birthday cake, the candles just blown out, smoke rising.
31 and still can’t blow them out
A grandmother and her granddaughter squeezed into a selfie in the back seat of a car.
back seat, best seat
A family leaning into a low-angle phone photo under a bright sky.
Sunday. Nobody posted it.
A mum, her teenage son and her mother squeezed into a selfie on a sunny beach.
sand in everything

Dump the algorithm. Keep your people.

Offline social media, powered by the post office. Pick a photo, write a few lines, and we mail a Postie, a real 4×6 photo postcard, anywhere in the US.

One email on launch day, plus the occasional note. Your first 3 Posties are free, then about $1.90 a Postie.

Your friends are moving to the mailbox.

The algorithm forgets them by lunch. A Postie is cheap enough to send every week, so send one whenever something happens.

Things Postie can’t do:

  • go viral
  • refresh
  • show you an ad
  • count your likes

Things it can:

land in your best friend’s mailbox

From camera roll to mailbox.

  1. Pick a photo.

    The one nobody else has seen. It skips the algorithm entirely.

  2. Write a note.

    A few lines in a handwriting you like. No caption, no hashtags.

  3. Mail it anywhere in the U.S.

    We print it and mail it via USPS First-Class Mail. It ends up on a fridge, not in a feed.

Someone you miss has a mailbox.

It’s a Postie. It’s supposed to be a bit much.

One email on launch day, plus the occasional note. Your first 3 Posties are free, then about $1.90 a Postie.