A Valentine's card they will actually keep
Kindnotes is a Valentine's card you send as a link: a wax-sealed envelope that opens on their phone, your note rising out of it, the ink darkening as they scroll. It takes two minutes and it does not look like anything else in their messages that day.
Most Valentine's cards are bought in the same aisle and say the same thing. The ones people keep are the ones in someone's handwriting that say one specific true thing. Write that. The card will make it look the way it deserves.
Pick the Blush look for the soft version or Midnight for the serious one. Add a photograph on the polaroid if you have the right one. Then send it before they wake up.
The design for it
The envelope in the Blush look: a pink sky, a blush envelope, rose paper, a pink wax seal with your initials. About the envelope.
How it works
1. Pick the design
The envelope, the polaroid or the locket. Each one is drawn and animated by hand.
2. Write the note
It sets itself in a handwriting hand and fits the paper. A photo and a voice note if you like.
3. Send one link
It opens on any phone, no app and no account. You keep an edit link; changes go live on theirs.
What to write
Start with one specific thing. Four ways in:
- I'm not good at this, so I'll just say it:
- The moment I knew was
- Things I love that you don't notice about yourself:
- Happy Valentine's. Here is the one thing I mean:
Questions
- Can I schedule it for the morning?
- Not yet. Send it the night before and tell them not to open it until morning, or send it first thing; it arrives the moment you send.
- Will it work if they open it from Instagram or TikTok?
- Yes. It opens in any phone browser, including the ones inside the apps. No download.
- Can I send one to a friend?
- Of course. The relationship you pick changes the words on the front, so a card for a friend reads like one.
Other occasions
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