The designs available are nice, with a nice variety, InkCards itself is well designed and mostly easy to use, the cards were sent and received quickly, and my recipients loved them.
What’s the problem, then?
First, the quality of the cards themselves is incredibly lacking. You can print better cards yourself with a decent home printer, and the paper was low quality. If you look at the quality and price of what’s being sold by, say, Moo cards or really any similar company, it’s difficult to understand why Ink or similar app couldn’t have similar quality. Even if you are going to just print them off a home printer, there are better printers and better paper out there. Even just using glossy paper might have helped, since matte can look really cheapy unless it’s good quality.
If someone were to do an app like this but with professional quality prints, that would be amazing.
Secondly, of the 8 prints I had mailed, one recipient instead got someone else’s pictures of quilts rather than the card I designed! I’m sorry, but how does that happen? I suggest having a double checking process because that’s really bad tbh.
The potential is amazing if these two issues could be fixed. As is, I don’t think most people would use it for wedding stuff (probably a major chunk of the potential market for an app like this), but with improved quality, they could.