A little world for Mei
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Every card gets a postmark.
Write a few words, pick a design, and Ding seals them in a card that opens like a parcel. One private link, stamped and sent. Nobody opening it needs an account.
Every reason has a pigeonhole.
Pick one and the card comes out.
In the tray
BirthdayA little world for Mei
Three windows, one queue.
Window by window, a card takes about as long as a text message.
- Window 1
Fill in the form
Say why you're sending it. Add a name and your words. Ding starts you off with a draft you can change.
- Window 2
Pick a design
Sixty-six designs: a darkroom, a departures board, a lucky cat, a tennis court. Preview the real reveal before it goes.
- Window 3
Post it
Copy a private link or a short code. It opens on any phone, no sorting office needed.
Special handling on arrival.
Four opening effects, each played once when the card is opened.
- Special handlingConfettiA burst of paper for wins, birthdays and big news.
- Special handlingSparkleSoft glints for wishes and quiet thank-yous.
- Special handlingFalling petalsA slow drift for spring, weddings and good luck.
- Special handlingRising steamWarm curls for dinners, tea and long catch-ups.
Sealed, not published.
A card is not a post. It has an address of one, and nobody can browse the mail.
- Only the link or code opens it.
- You can turn a card off at any time.
- Nothing is public. There is no feed.
Nine languages at the counter.
Write in your language and the studio speaks it too. The person opening it reads your words exactly as you wrote them.
- English
- 日本語
- 한국어
- 简体中文
- 繁體中文
- Français
- Español
- Italiano
- Deutsch
Keep it. Save a card as an image or a short animated GIF, to print, post or keep.
Send something today.
Ding is in a small beta. Show your invite code at the counter to start making cards.