DAAK rebuilds the 1990s Indian postal system in software. Write a real letter, drop it in a red pillar box, and follow it — clearances, mail trains and all — until it reaches their gate.
Apno ke naam.Every rate, rule, route and transit time comes from the documented 1980s–90s Indian postal network. We didn’t invent an economy — the Government of India spent seventy years balancing one for us.
Every pillar box clears at fixed hours. Post at 5:55 and your letter moves tonight; post at 6:05 and it waits until morning.
Datestamped, bagged, and sorted aboard the night mail. Every real hop of the 1990s network — and every hop is a notification.
The postman cycles to their gate with your letter, carrying every datestamp it collected along the way.
Speed, cost, privacy and length — all in tension, exactly as they were.
Write a letter and share the link — it reaches them hours later, carrying every postmark it collected on the way. No account needed to send one. Leave your address if you’d rather we wrote to you as DAAK grows.