Our robots
A machine thatholds a penproperly.
No printing, no font, no simulation of ink. A steel arm grips a ballpoint at a writer's angle and drags it across card stock.
Annotated
Six details thatgive printing away.
- 01
A real pen, held properly
The pen is gripped at the angle a right-handed writer would use, with the same tilt that makes ink flow evenly.
- 02
Pressure that varies
Downstrokes press harder than upstrokes. This is the detail that printed script can never reproduce.
- 03
Letterform variation
Every character exists in several captured variants, chosen at write time so no two words match.
- 04
Natural baseline drift
Lines wander a fraction of a millimetre, exactly as a human hand does across a card.
- 05
Genuine indentation
Run a thumb across the back of a card and you can feel the writing.
- 06
Built and maintained in-house
The machines are designed, assembled and repaired by the same team that runs the writing floor.
The signature test
Watch a lineget written.
The stroke below is drawn the way the machine draws it — one continuous path, starting where a pen would start and lifting where a pen would lift.
On the floor
What happensafter you hit send.
- 01
Your message enters the queue
Text, recipient and stationery choice arrive from the app, an integration or the API.
- 02
The card is loaded
A robot picks the chosen stock and clamps it flat on the writing bed.
- 03
The pen goes down
Stroke by stroke, in your chosen handwriting style, at roughly the speed of a person writing quickly.
- 04
Envelope and address
The envelope is addressed by the same machine, in the same hand.
- 05
Stamped and posted
A real stamp is applied and the card enters the mail the same day.
Get started
Let a robotwrite to you.
Request a sample and judge the writing with the card in your hand.