Posted.art is now live on web, Android and iOS, giving people a more personal way to stay connected through visual digital Postcards. Choose an image that fits the moment, add words meant for one person and, when you want to include a present, attach a photo of a gift voucher you already have. The result is something more thoughtful than another link in a chat.

Receiving a Postcard is designed to feel closer to opening a letter. A digital envelope reveals the personal message against a sky that changes with the time of day, moving from sunrise to day, sunset and night. Each arrival feels personal, atmospheric and made for that moment.

To create a Postcard, choose visual content from the shared Posted.art library and add your message. You can also include a short music clip. Adding a photo of a gift voucher lets you bring your message and present together in one personal delivery. Sending or receiving a Postcard never requires buying or owning an NFT.

Posted.art is available in the way that suits you best. Continue in your browser, download the Android or iOS app, or open a Mini App through Farcaster or Telegram. The App Launcher also supports MetaMask, Phantom and WalletConnect for people who want to use the optional ownership features. In Farcaster, Postcards, Create & Earn and Art Certificates are available together in one integrated Mini App.

Beyond sending Postcards, creators can take part through Create & Earn. They can submit original visual work for review, giving approved content the opportunity to reach new people through the shared Posted.art library. Every submission must meet the applicable copyright, quality and usability requirements.

Approved work can also be offered as an Art Certificate. These optional NFTs represent ownership of selected content, while sending and receiving Postcards remains completely separate. For primary Art Certificate sales through Posted.art, the smart contract allocates 90% of the sale price to the creator and 10% to the platform.

That is the idea behind “Get Posted.” It plays on the familiar feeling of receiving post from a friend or family member and turns it into an invitation: receive a Postcard, send one to someone you care about, share your work or collect something meaningful. However you take part, technology supports the connection, not the other way around.

Create a personal digital Postcard, give someone the feeling of opening real post and, when you want to include a present, attach a photo of a gift voucher you already have. Explore Posted.art in your browser, through a Mini App, or by downloading the Android or iOS app - and 'Get Posted'.