Your prospect's inbox filters you out before they see your name. A hand-addressed envelope gets opened at their desk, read, and kept. The QR books the meeting.
Everyone sends the recap email. One card on their desk keeps you in the room for the weeks it takes to close: it's kept 17 days on average, not 17 seconds.
The opportunity isn't over once the agreement is signed. A written thank you leaves a lasting impression and is one of the most effective ways to ask for a referral.
The lead that ghosted, the customer that lapsed, the champion who changed jobs. A card arrives without an unsubscribe link and reads like a person, not a sequence.
Top candidates don't answer InMail. A card at their desk is private, arrives without their employer's filters, and the QR carries your pitch. No applicant portal in sight.
Pick a contact and an occasion. Draft it yourself or let the AI write a card shaped to the person, then edit anything before it sends. Personalization runs on Anthropic's Claude, working from a writing system built on decades of direct-mail craft.
Your card is handwritten with a real pen on heavy linen stock, hand-addressed, and sealed in an invitation-style envelope. Envelopes like that get opened, kept, and remembered.
Every card carries its own unique QR to a personal landing page with your video and booking link, so every scan and tap is tracked to the individual card.
The page greets them by name and carries a short note you wrote for that card.
Record once or pick a video per card. The booking button sits right under it, so watch-then-book is one motion.
Every visit, video play, and tap lands on the card record, timestamped. The page itself shows only you.
S Sofia Reyes | Follow up | Meeting booked |
T Taylor Chen | Cold outreach | QR scanned |
L Lena Frost | Cold outreach | In transit |
Join the waitlist for first access at launch. Add your address and we will mail you a real card before then: penned in real ink, hand-addressed, with a QR you can scan yourself. The product will speak for itself.