Post · Art · Journey
CorrespondArt
Mail a physical art card to someone, and give it a digital life: a microsite, a postmark for every step, and photos captured at both ends of the trip.
How It Works
From Mailbox to Microsite
- 01
Create & Print
Write a short note for the microsite, then print the card's short code and QR to affix on the back.
- 02
Mail It
Photograph the front and back, mark the card as mailed, and drop it in the post.
- 03
They Scan & Receive
The recipient scans the code, signs in, and captures the card the moment it arrives.
- 04
The Journey Lives On
Every postmark stays on the card's own microsite, for sender and recipient alike.
What You Get
Built Like The Mail Itself
A Microsite Of Its Own
Each card gets a page carrying a note, a gallery, and its full postmark history.
Front & Back, Both Ends
Photos are captured when a card is mailed and again when it's received — the whole trip, framed.
A Growing Collection
Every card you've sent or received keeps its place in your personal postal history.
Share What You Want
Keep a card private, share the photos only, or open it fully — with an optional password to keep out casual visitors.