Voice, delivered physically

Send a postcard that talks back.

Voxlet pairs a real postcard with a voice note. Your recipient scans, listens, and records a reply—turning one thoughtful send into the start of another.

No app required for recipients. Start with a 50-card pilot.

Scan → listen → reply → send
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The founder promise

A small, honest first run.

01

No app wall

Recipients scan and listen in their browser.

02

A measurable loop

See whether a card gets scanned and earns a reply.

03

Built to learn

Begin with 50 cards, then grow from real behavior.

One card. A growing loop.

The physical object starts the digital conversation.

Voxlet keeps the magic in the mailbox and puts the technology quietly behind the scan.

1

Record the part handwriting cannot hold

Add a personal voice note to a physical postcard, then let Voxlet connect it to a unique scan experience.

2

Turn every delivery into a reply

The recipient scans, listens, and gets a clear prompt to record something back—keeping the exchange moving.

3

See the loop, not just the send

Track scans and replies so you can learn which moments, messages, and card drops create another send.

The growth engine

Every reply is an invitation to send.

The receiver becomes a sender without losing the intimacy that made the first card worth opening.

Pilot pricing

Prove the scan before you scale.

Straightforward starter packages for personal sends and focused launch experiments. Postage is billed separately.

Personal Pack

10 Echo Cards

$24 one time

For birthdays, thank-yous, and ten messages that deserve more than a text.

  • 10 unique QR-linked cards
  • Voice recording and playback
  • Recipient reply prompts
Start personal
Best first test

Pilot Drop

50 Echo Cards

Hand-mail a real cohort, follow the scan-to-reply loop, and learn what earns a second send.

$79one time

  • 50 unique QR-linked cards
  • Scan and reply tracking
  • Reusable voice workspace
  • Pilot results summary
Launch a 50-card pilot

Details, answered

Before your first drop

Make the mailbox memorable

Send a voice they can hold onto.

Create your first Voxlet, attach your message to a card, and see where the reply leads.

Start your first card