Send the people you love a real postcard, once a month.

Your photos from the month are already on the card. You write a few lines in your own words, look it over, and say yes. It gets printed, stamped and mailed to everyone on your list, and they find something real in the mailbox.

The front: from high on Howling Ridge, a lichened slab in front, Lough Callee below and the Reeks beyond under low cloud, with Carrauntoohil, Howling Ridge, 16 August 2026 in a dark green band. — The first one. Carrauntoohil, Ireland's highest mountain, climbed by Howling Ridge in August. The map on the back is drawn from the GPS track of the day, on the real ground.

The back: a note in Reilly's own words, a map of the day's route drawn from its GPS track, the climb's elevation, and three facts. — The first one. Carrauntoohil, Ireland's highest mountain, climbed by Howling Ridge in August. The map on the back is drawn from the GPS track of the day, on the real ground.

What it isn't

It isn't a feed. Nothing is public, there are no likes, and it never writes your words for you: it can ask you questions to get you started, and it can catch a typo, but every line on the card is yours. If you don't say yes, nothing goes out that month.

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