Postagram: Photo Postcards

I have used Postagram since 2021. The quality of the cards are nice, along with their user platform. When I go out-of-town, I create a Postagram a day for my Momma. However, Postagram has started bulk shipping, so instead of the postcards trickling in to Momma while I’m gone, she receives several on the same day. I expect them to ship the day after the order is placed. I snapped a screenshot of my email inbox, today, 23 July, where cards I had created on the 18th, 19th, 20th, and 21st were being shipped, today. I realize the 21st was Sunday, but I expected the postcard to ship on Monday. Also, their scenes are more beachy focused than equally focused for those trips to the mountains, so it would be nice if they would add some more scene options.

This has been great while deployed overseas. Sometimes it can be tedious sending letters, but for events I’ve missed out on I can send something special, like this and they keep it as a keepsake. I’ve sent one for every month I’ve deployed, and my wife loves it because I’ve made them into collectible trading cars for her. When the covid19 pandemic hit, mail at my location came to a stop. And during black out periods, calling home seemed next to impossible. But when I could get a signal, I sent Postagram a to nearly all of my friends, family, my wife and kids especially letting them know I’m ok. For Christmas, thanksgiving, birthdays and more, I revert to Postagram’s sister app INK to send special made cards. I cried tears of joy when I saw my kids holding the cards up and my wife received hers with her birthday gift. I love this app. And the INK app as well. I do wish they had a letter app to accompany these two apps, as pen pal letter writing isn’t dead, and I want to say more heartfelt words into paragraphs and not 170 characters

Not only is this a great app that is really easy to use but their customer service is amazing to say the least. Zeno was the person who helped me and they went above and beyond. I went to my previous orders and saw a card I had sent with a picture of my uncle that has since passed and I sent an email trying to see if they could send me the file for the photo used. But since they can’t save every file Zeno said they would send me a copy of the Postagram I had sent Year’s earlier. It really means more than I can put into words and I will use this app as long as it’s available. Thank you so, so much!