Real mail, for the people you'd miss.

dearfriends collects your friends' addresses, remembers their birthdays, and nudges you to send a card once in a while.

no app needed — just a link

dearfriends.co/you
S

Sam Beaumont

Portland, OR · added their address

df

You mail the card

labels + addresses exported

How it works

Three small habits.

Share one link.

Post it anywhere. Friends add their address in under a minute — no account needed.

Remember the dates.

Birthdays and big days, with a nudge a week early.

Send something real.

Export labels and letters, then you print, pen, and stamp. Digital contacts get email from the app.

Your people

A private list of everyone you'd miss.

Just the people who matter — where they live, and the dates that deserve a real note in the mail.

My people

private address book
H

Hana Okafor

Brooklyn, NY

birthday soon
S

Sam Beaumont

Portland, OR

write back
D

Dad

Tucson, AZ

family
M

Mira Väänänen

Helsinki, FI

pen pal
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add someone — or send your link

Nudges, not notifications

One quiet email when it's time.

A heads-up before birthdays and a gentle note when someone hasn't heard from you in a while. No badges, no streaks.

Hana's birthday — next Friday

Sunday morning · dearfriends

Mail by Tuesday to give it time to arrive. Start with a card, a note, or a few honest lines.

Start a cardLater

A quieter kind of social

Friendship doesn't need another feed.

Just a place to remember the people, dates, and small gestures that matter.

Someone's mailbox is waiting.

Setting up your list takes about four minutes.

Made for keeping in touch, one letter at a time.