The designs
Three so far. Each one is a real object, drawn and animated by hand, that opens as they scroll.
Kindnotes has three designs: a wax-sealed envelope for a letter, a polaroid for a photograph with a note on the back, and a locket that opens to a photo and a folded letter. They cost the same, $9.79, and every one takes a note in your own hand, a photo where it fits, and a voice note.
Adding a design takes weeks, because each is built by hand and tuned frame by frame. If there is one you want, tell us.
Pick one
The envelope
The envelope is a Kindnotes card that looks like a letter because it is one: their name on the front, a wax seal pressed with your initials, and a folded page inside. They scroll, the seal breaks, the flap opens, the letter rises out, and your words darken line by line in a real hand. Tap to read, and a long letter opens full screen.
The polaroid
The polaroid is a Kindnotes card built around one photograph. It ejects from the camera, develops as they scroll, gets its caption in marker, and flips when they tap to show your note on the back of the print. Your photo, from your phone, in a film look you choose.
The locket
The locket is a Kindnotes card for keeping someone close: a locket on a chain that opens as they scroll to a photograph behind glass, with your initials and a date engraved inside the lid. Then a letter folded twice rises into place, and when they tap, it unfolds into your note.
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