Web-based messaging services provides everything other than emotions. Online communications, though they are a crucial development of the technological world, they are characterised by a loss of emotions. Its obvious that a smiley in an SMS or  a messaging cannot be counted as emotions.

Blurtt is a simple, easy to apply online interface that allows us to send real, printed postcards with our own handwriting to our friends anywhere in the world.

The best part of blurtt is that there is no need of friend’s addresses to send a postcard to them. If your friends are on Facebook or Twitter, or have an email address, it is easy to send them a note on a real postcard that has physical, emotional impact, as it’s something that arrives to them in a physical form.

Blurtt’s principal goal is to bridge the gap between the offline and online world through the sending of physical cards. By just hearing about it, no one will find anything specific in this service. But when thinking of the difficulty to search for address and write them and to get hold of the materials needed for posting. By using blurtt, you can send the postcard by simply sitting in home. The company takes care of all these aspects for you.

Thoughts and emotions are delivered on just a burst of words on a 3.5″x5″ physical card easily and with as much impact as possible. They allows us to send them to your friends, family, to famous people or powerful corporations. We can also send them to a lover anonymously and much more.

Blurtt fosters simplicity. Sending a post card is very time consuming as we will have to go out and buy a card, stamps and go to the post office, and also it is extremely difficult to maintain an address book of all your friends and family. The main aim of blurtt is to create the simplest tool to send real cards, as quickly, and with as much customization as possible.

Blurtt is a new concept based on retro technology. They help to bring back the passion, joy, and smiles that come with receiving a physical card or post in the mail. These cards lead by the name of “blurtts”, and they try to bring back the spirit of receiving a physical card over the mail.