P.S. - Greeting Cards

P.S. - Greeting Cards

Send cards with free shipping

24 ratings
15 reviews
Free

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Released
January 12, 2026
Updated
November 5, 2026

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Create and send personalized physical greeting cards without leaving home. Choose from modern designs, add photos, and schedule deliveries. The service handles printing, postage, and mailing for you.

✓Customize real physical greeting cards
✓Modern, emotionally honest designs
✓Photo card options
✓Smart reminders for important dates
✓Schedule cards in advance
✓Printing, stamping, and mailing included
✓Free shipping
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What's New in P.S.

3.0.5

November 5, 2026

Explore four distinct card styles, with designs appearing as they’re ready so you can start personalizing sooner. We’ve improved saved drafts, sign-in and checkout recovery, and added an optional phone-verification step to connect Paige with your P.S. account, people, membership and credits.

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User reviews

New Ways to remember

This is a creative and fun way to let family or anyone know you’re thinking of them. Very unique and personal!

The cutest personalized additions!

The cutest way to say I love you, happy birthday, and just because!

Great cards!

Some of the best quality cards I’ve ever gotten. Love the idea!

Response from developer

Thank you! We are really happy you're enjoying P.S.!

Used it for my entire family

Amazing app, I’ve gotten customized greeting cards for my entire family.

Response from developer

Awesome to hear! Happy your family has been enjoying it!

Great app!

Truly love this app! You can tell a lot of care went into how everything looks and feels. The cards don’t come off generic at all, they actually feel thoughtful and personal, and the writing sounds real instead of robotic or cheesy. It makes sending something meaningful feel easy, not rushed. I’ve already used it for multiple occasions and I truly don’t see myself going back to store-bought cards after this.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much, Logan! This kind of feedback means the world to us. We obsess over making PS feel like the opposite of generic, so hearing that the cards come across as thoughtful and the writing feels real is exactly what we're going for. So glad you've found your new go-to.

FAQ

What does this app do?

This app allows you to design and send real, physical greeting cards. You can customize designs, add personal messages and photos, and the service handles all printing, postage, and mailing for you. It aims to make sending thoughtful cards convenient and hassle-free.

What are the key features of the app?

Key features include a selection of modern and emotionally honest card designs, the ability to create photo cards, smart reminders for birthdays and other important dates, and the option to schedule cards in advance. The app also handles all printing, postage, and mailing.

How much does it cost to send a card?

The app offers free shipping for all cards. While the app itself is free to use, the cost for sending a card would be associated with the printing and mailing services, which are handled by the platform. Specific pricing details are available within the app.

Who is this app for?

This app is designed for anyone who wants to send thoughtful, physical greeting cards but finds the traditional process inconvenient. It's ideal for people who appreciate personalized gestures but may not have the time or inclination to visit a store, write, stamp, and mail cards themselves.

Can I send cards for different occasions?

Yes, the app supports sending cards for a wide range of occasions. Beyond traditional milestones like birthdays, it offers designs for more nuanced moments such as hard weeks, breakups, personal growth, and pride, aiming to cover real-life events that might be overlooked by other services.