Free, and it always will be. It exists to make the useful things possible:
writing a card now and having it posted later via email.
Aunt Clara's birthday is three weeks off. Write her card today, pick the date,
and it turns up on the morning it should.
What you get
Dates. Keep the people you write to, with the one date each you would rather
not miss. We tell you when one is coming up, and starts the card for you. It
never emails them, or you, about it.
Post it later. Choose the day a card goes out by email, from tomorrow to a
year from now. Write Aunt Clara's card tonight and it turns up on her birthday.
Cards waiting to go out. Everything you have dated, in one place, and you can
call any of it back before it goes.
Cards you have sent. The ones still live, whether they have been opened, and
a way to look at them again exactly as they arrived.
First word when there is something new, and nothing else. We are not going to
fill your inbox.
What this is not
It is not a dating service and it is not a way to meet anybody.
Nobody here writes to anybody else, and nobody can see anybody else. The novels on the front page are
about a club like that. This one is a post office, and signing in is simply the part of it that
remembers you.
Your email
One email to say you are in, and no password to remember. Leave whenever you like.