Kyoto
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You send from where you are
Postway finds the city you're in, and your postcard gets your city's postmark.
Post it,
your way.
Send postcards from where you are. They fly to your postmates at real-world pace, with your city's postmark and a stamp drawn for it.
Free to download.
How Postway works
Your postcards, from wherever you are, without the post office.
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Your postcard flies the real distance
From Kyoto to Hong Kong takes about two days, and you can both watch it the whole way.
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You open it when it lands
You break the seal, read your postcard and keep it in your album.
YOUR POSTCARD IS IN THE AIR
Something worth waiting for.
Your postcard takes real time to reach you, and you can follow it every minute of the way.
See where it is nowYou see the plane on the map, how far it has come and when it lands.
Get told when it landsYou get a notification when it arrives, and your postmate knows when you open it.
Everything in one place
Open Postway and you see what's waiting for you.
Postcards to openYour new arrivals sit at the top, with where they flew from.
Postcards in the airYou see every card on its way to you, and how long is left.
Received, sent and to yourselfAll your postcards, kept and sorted by postmate.
Add your friends as postmates by username or QR code. Once you're postmates, you see each other's world.
Each other's mapYou see every city your postmate has posted from, and the routes between you two.
Your Postway passportYour cities, countries and kilometres, with a flag for every country you've posted from.
Your postcards togetherEvery postcard you and your postmate have sent each other, in one place.
A stamp for every city
Your stamp is drawn for the city you send from. Collect them as you travel.
Where are you right now?
Download Postway and send your first postcard from there.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android.