A message that reads as handwritten, not typed
Pick a handwriting style, get help finding the words, and send it as a link the other person opens without installing anything.
How it works
Choose how it looks
The occasion, the paper, the ink and the handwriting style. Four choices, all of them free to change until you send.
Write it
An assistant asks three questions, who it is for, what they should feel and one detail only the two of you know, then writes a draft into the same box you type in. You always have the last word.
See it first
The letter appears in the style you picked, on the paper you picked. Redraft it as many times as you like; nothing is spent until you send.
Send a link
You get a link and pass it on yourself, in any chat you already use. Whoever opens it needs no account, no app and no download.
Six handwriting styles
Pick the hand your letter is written in. Changing your mind costs nothing.
Every style carries the full Spanish alphabet.
For the letters people actually write
Start from an occasion, or write whatever you were going to write anyway.
What it costs
One credit is one delivered letter. Buy credits when you need them; they sit still until an occasion arrives.
Your first letter
Free. A new account is granted one credit, so you can send a whole letter before deciding anything.
3 credits
$2.9910 credits
$6.9925 credits
$11.99One credit is one delivered letter.
Writing, redrafting and previewing are free and unlimited.
Credits never expire.
Questions
Does the person receiving it need an account or an app?
No. They open a link in whatever browser they already have. No account, no app, no download, and nothing to sign up for.
Is the letter written in my own handwriting?
No. enamorao ships a curated collection of handwriting styles and you pick one; nothing is built from a sample of your own hand. What makes the letter yours is what it says.
Which languages can I write in?
Spanish and English. Every style carries the full Spanish alphabet, accents and inverted marks included.
Do credits expire?
No. They stay in your account until you use them, however long that takes.