Sincerely Ink

Mobile greeting card startup Sincerely (from the makers of Postagram) really wants to get out the vote. So it's recruited Shepard Fairey, the artist behind the Barack Obama "Hope" poster of the 2008 election, to help spread the word with a new "Vote" card, available exclusively through the Sincerely Ink app.

The company is giving away 100,000 of these limited-edition cards for free, so snag a few for you and your friends before the offer runs out on Election Day, Nov. 6.

The app, available on iPhone, iPad, and Android, also has an election series of photo or illustrated call-to-action postcards which, like all of Sincerely's cards, can be customized with a personal message and mailed anywhere in the US, straight from your mobile device.

Hot on the heels of Apple's own Cards app, Sincerely, the company behind Postagram, are bringing holiday cards into the digital age. The company will soon be launching Sincerely Ink, a DIY cardmaker that allows you to create and personalize a holiday card on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch, and send it off to your relatives and besties without ever needing to step foot into a paper store or post office. You don't even have to get up from the couch, really.

There are over 50 card designs to choose from and each is affordable. A 5-x-7 card can be signed, stamped, and delivered for under $2. Bonus — your Postagram contacts will carry over to Sincerely Ink, and you can even bang out a card for your entire holiday list in one fell swoop by adding your friends and family's contact info Sincerely's new online address book.

An exact launch date hasn't been announced just yet, so stay tuned for more. These cards are sure to be as adorable and stylish as the postcards from Postagram!