Hey Bubble!
I’ve build an app that can send real postcards as easy as updating your social media!
It’s also on Product Hunt today
Let me know what you think!
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Click Send has a great api for all physical mail applications.
Sigh. Of course @eddy is using some commodity API to do this. But it’s a nice looking app, well executed in Bubble, a clever (though not unique) idea, and illustrates quite well how one might add similar features to one’s own app as a value add… I’d call it inspirational. Also, good domain name!
(As for whether it’s Product Hunt-able, reaction there will likely be “meh”, but PH is basically by-makers-for-makers. The PH version of this app would be an API that allows you to add the ability to send custom real-world postcards to your app, but at a negative cost — you get paid for every postcard you order. Whaddyagonnado, right?)
Anyway, nice, creative work, @eddy. Keep up the hustle!
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Haha yes I’m not printing and sending them myself 
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Anyway thanks for the nice words @Keith! Indeed not something for PH maybe. I build this mostly for myself to have an easier way to send cards & to get more experienced in building on Bubble. And who knows this might turn into something in the future 
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Great job, @eddy
upvoted!
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Thanks man!
Hi @eddy
Looks great…
I tried to upload multiple images but i got no response. Worked great when i uploaded 1 image
Upvoted
Thanks @richard2, for now it only works with one image at a time. Currently building more templates that can hold more images at a time 
Uploader should give you an error though…
Hey this is pretty nice. Maybe add an option to see a preview of the card?
I’m curious as to what technique you used to get the page to 100vh.
Thanks @marcuslate will take it in consideration for sure!
What do you mean with “100vh” ?
100% view height. So that it takes up 100% of the page. Or perhaps you used a different technique?
Aah ok… For desktop I used floating groups to keep everything in position and for mobile only the top and bottom groups are floating if that’s what you mean
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Just upvoted for you @eddy always happy to support a fellow bubbler.
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Thanks 
This sounds like an incredibly convenient service! Being able to send personalized letters with just a few clicks could save a lot of time and effort. I’m intrigued by the idea of being able to streamline the process of sending physical mail. A free trial would be a great way to see how it works firsthand. Thanks for sharing this resource!