In early 2025, we—Aryan and Bryce—launched heyluv as two longtime friends who met in college over a decade ago and stayed connected through a shared obsession with human connection. While texting always felt like a chore, we both found ourselves lighting up over vintage postcards—their romance, their physicality, their permanence.

We realized something was missing in modern communication. Everyone is glued to their phones, yet starving for something deeper. So we asked: what if you could send something meaningful—your actual handwriting, a photo that captures a memory—but without the hassle of stamps, post offices, or leaving your couch?

That’s where heyluv began. We figured out how to turn any scrap piece of paper into a love note, and any photo into a memory you can touch. You upload both from your phone, and we send the postcard anywhere in the world. That’s it. It’s a digital bridge to bring back something analog and irreplaceable.

Because in a world of distractions, heyluv helps people slow down—and say the things that matter most.