From your phone to Grandma’s fridge.

Pick a photo and record a voice note. We print it on a real 4×6 card with your voice on the back, and mail it in an envelope so it shows up without a scratch. $4.99, everything included.

Send a gram Takes about a minute. No app, no account.

Printed and mailed from our house in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania.

A softly faded print: a grinning toddler and his grandma side by side in a pizza-shop booth
The front of a card: two little brothers at the railing of a minor-league ballpark, one in a red Phillies cap
The back of the card: a note to Grandma signed by Cam and Charlie, a map of Reading, PA with a heart at the ballpark, the date, and a QR code captioned scan to hear a voice message
A fridge door covered in family photo prints held up by magnets

Your phone has four thousand photos. Grandma’s fridge has none.

Phones fill up and photos get scrolled past. A card on the fridge stays put. It gets looked at every morning, shown to the neighbor, and cherished forever.

How it works

  1. Pick a photo and record a voice note. Anything from your camera roll, and a minute of the kids saying hi, or you singing badly. The voice note is included and it’s the best part. Add a written note too, if you like.
  2. We print it on our super fancy printer. It goes on thick matte paper that just feels nice. Every photo is tuned to look perfect.
  3. The gram gets dropped in a USPS blue box. It usually arrives three to five days later, anywhere in the US. In its own envelope, so the photo shows up without a scratch. We’ll email you when it’s on its way.
  4. Your loved one scans the QR code on the back. Your voice note plays, and they can save the photo to their phone. No app or sign-up needed.
A photo printer on a sunlit wooden floor with fresh prints on top and a houseplant beside it

The back is the good part.

Every card has a QR code on the back. Scan it and you hear the voice note. The day it arrives, at Christmas dinner, five years from now when the card is still on the fridge.

We keep the recording for as long as you’d like us to. No expiring links.

The back of the card: the note to Grandma, a map of Reading, PA with a heart at the ballpark where the photo was taken, and the QR code to hear the voice message
The family behind Grams for the Fam

From a family whose Grandma lives too far away

Grams for the Fam is a family thing created when Facetime wasn't cutting it. Grandma wanted to hear her grandkids any time.

Every card comes from our house. Mom helps coordinate, dad runs the printer, and the boys drop them in the mailbox. If anything’s off with your card, you’ll get an email back from one of us (probably not the 3 year-old).

Phoenixville, Pennsylvania

  • The card, printed on archival photo paper
  • Your voice on the back: a voice note up to a minute long, if you want one
  • An envelope, so it arrives without a scratch
  • Postage to any address in the US
  • Our time

Want a copy for your own fridge? Add one to the same order for $2.

Send a gram