Create a unique relationship thanks to handwritten letters.

... and surprise your family!customers!friends!employees!guests!donors!

In the era of artificial intelligence, chatbots and machines, people are looking for other people in small, everyday gestures.

At Calligraphly, we combine these two worlds. On your behalf, for people who are important to you.

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of us admit that a written card is more important than an e-mail or text message

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of respondents declare that they look more favorably at companies that write messages by hand

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of messages sent in email campaigns do not gain the attention of recipients

Examples of handwritten cards

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Short birthday wishes on an elegant card with a selected envelope

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Personalized folded greeting card with your handwritten text

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Occasional wishes for loved ones in a surprising form of a handwritten card

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Express your thanks in an aesthetic and unforgettable form

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Congratulate the success in writing of the person you care about

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Invite your friends or clients to events in a personal way

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The first order is free!

You don’t have to pay anything to test the Calligraphly!
We give $20 when you activate your account so you can test us.
No obligations!

How it's working?

We help individuals and brands stand out, attract attention and charm recipients in a unique way. We write, address and send handwritten letters and greeting cards – with a real pen, fresh ink. We allow you to establish a new, unique bond or take care of the existing one.

Thanks to technology, we return to the offline world, combining tradition with modernity. We meet the declining openness of e-mail campaigns and mass communication in social media. We send physical correspondence, by traditional mail. Large scale but personalized.

Order your first handwritten letter and see how it looks in real life. You get $20 to start, for which you can test our service without obligation!

From who? For whom?

We write from everyone who wants to charm the recipient, regardless of whether it is private or business correspondence. We usually address envelopes to: