YoursTruly.Ai - Press Release
Keeping the USPS Postal Workers Busy with Al-Powered Personal Letters
With news headlines dominated by job disruption with Artificial Intelligence (AI), many people are worried about their job security and future careers. However, there is one AI service reviving a heartfelt pastime while keeping USPS service workers employed and busy. Recognizing that *49%* of Americans haven't written a personal letter in over five years, [YoursTruly](https://www.yourstruly.ai/) makes it easy to write and send physical mail to your friends, family, or coworkers with AI.
The Wrenn family built YoursTruly to erase the days of buying stamps, struggling with writer's block, and going to the post office to send a letter. YoursTruly bundles an AI-powered writing suite, integration with USPS for consistent delivery, and timely status updates via email to make writing a personal letter as easy as texting a friend.
YoursTruly has unlocked a new level of accessibility for writing to friends, family members, or coworkers by connecting these unique capabilities:
1. The application assists users in overcoming the dreaded blank page by generating personalized content tailored via prompts.
2. With the help of AI, it becomes possible to write in different tones and styles, such as “Whimsical Hemingway”.
3. Additionally, AI provides assistance to non-native English speakers and vice versa.
4. You can compose and send mail from anywhere, whether you're in the middle of the ocean or sitting in a doctor's waiting room.
> "With YoursTruly, we aim to reignite the joy and nostalgic charm of sending and receiving a letter. Our platform caters not only to individuals seeking to express themselves personally, but also to those looking to drive action, such as contacting elected officials, filing complaints, or simply sharing their unique stories through the art of letter writing."
*- Soren Wrenn*
>
[YoursTruly.Ai](https://www.yourstruly.ai/) is the world’s first AI postal service. Our AI-powered letter writing app revolutionizes the way we write and send physcial mail. Send thank you cards, birthday notes, travel updates, and more, all from your phone, no matter where you are in the world. YoursTruly powers the next generation of USPS workers while being committed to providing a secure platform that respects the privacy and confidentiality of its users.
With news headlines dominated by job disruption with Artificial Intelligence (AI), many people are worried about their job security and future careers. However, there is one AI service reviving a heartfelt pastime while keeping USPS service workers employed and busy. Recognizing that *49%* of Americans haven't written a personal letter in over five years, [YoursTruly](https://www.yourstruly.ai/) makes it easy to write and send physical mail to your friends, family, or coworkers with AI.
The Wrenn family built YoursTruly to erase the days of buying stamps, struggling with writer's block, and going to the post office to send a letter. YoursTruly bundles an AI-powered writing suite, integration with USPS for consistent delivery, and timely status updates via email to make writing a personal letter as easy as texting a friend.
YoursTruly has unlocked a new level of accessibility for writing to friends, family members, or coworkers by connecting these unique capabilities:
1. The application assists users in overcoming the dreaded blank page by generating personalized content tailored via prompts.
2. With the help of AI, it becomes possible to write in different tones and styles, such as “Whimsical Hemingway”.
3. Additionally, AI provides assistance to non-native English speakers and vice versa.
4. You can compose and send mail from anywhere, whether you're in the middle of the ocean or sitting in a doctor's waiting room.
> "With YoursTruly, we aim to reignite the joy and nostalgic charm of sending and receiving a letter. Our platform caters not only to individuals seeking to express themselves personally, but also to those looking to drive action, such as contacting elected officials, filing complaints, or simply sharing their unique stories through the art of letter writing."
*- Soren Wrenn*
[YoursTruly.Ai](https://www.yourstruly.ai/) is the world’s first AI postal service. Our AI-powered letter writing app revolutionizes the way we write and send physcial mail. Send thank you cards, birthday notes, travel updates, and more, all from your phone, no matter where you are in the world. YoursTruly powers the next generation of USPS workers while being committed to providing a secure platform that respects the privacy and confidentiality of its users.
💌 **For media inquiries, please contact:**
Contact: Cooper Wrenn + Soren Wrenn
Email: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
Phone: (503) 354-4840
**Write & Send Physcial Mail with Ai:**
[Yours Truly](https://www.yourstruly.ai/)
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