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Magic Envelope

Magic Envelope

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About Magic Envelope

Magic Envelope creates invitations and letters from typed blocks and templates, then shares them as individual guest links or image files. Its browser app and native shells support agent access through MCP and REST APIs.

Key features

  1. 01Create letters from templates and modular blocks
  2. 02Customize styles, colors, fonts, seals, and envelopes
  3. 03Manage guest lists and personalize each link
  4. 04Send invitations and track sent status
  5. 05Export guest-specific PNGs, ZIP, and print/PDF
  6. 06Add RSVP, calendar, directions, and countdown features

Use cases

  1. 01Send personalized invitations to a guest list
  2. 02Create a letter with RSVP and event details
  3. 03Share a link or distribute printable invitation images
  4. 04Use an agent to create or update a letter

MCP support

The MCP endpoint at https://magic-envelope.com/api/mcp exposes catalog retrieval and letter creation, retrieval, and updates. The server uses the same service layer and validation schemas as the REST API and editor.

Configuration

Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.

Endpointhttps://magic-envelope.com/api/mcp
Copy install command
Claude CodeTerminal
Cursor.cursor/mcp.json
VS Code.vscode/mcp.json
Claude Desktopclaude_desktop_config.json
Windsurf~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.

Tools

6

This tool takes no parameters.

Details

From the project README

✉ Magic Envelope

Free invitations and letters: birthdays, weddings, parties, dinners, letters… Pick a ready-made template or build one from typed blocks. Send a link and the guest opens a sealed envelope.

Not an editor. Everything is typed and modular.

Run

pnpm install
pnpm dev          # http://localhost:3000

Locally, without any keys, published cards and uploaded images are saved under .data/. Only AI images need a key.

For agents

Everything the app does is available without a browser:

  • MCP — https://magic-envelope.com/api/mcp (tools: get_catalog, create_letter, get_letter, update_letter)
  • REST — POST /api/v1/letters, GET|PATCH /api/v1/letters/:id (Authorization: Bearer <editKey>), GET /api/v1/catalog
  • Specs — /api/v1/openapi.json, /api/v1/schema, /llms.txt, docs at /developers

The REST and MCP adapters share one service layer (src/lib/api.server.ts) and validate with the same Zod schemas as the editor.

Native apps (Capacitor 8)

The iOS/Android apps are thin shells around the hosted web app (it needs API routes, so no static export). capacitor.config.ts points the WebView at CAP_SERVER_URL (default https://magic-envelope.com); native-shell/ is only the offline page.

pnpm dev:lan                                   # dev server reachable from your phone
CAP_SERVER_URL=http://192.168.1.20:3000 pnpm cap:android   # or cap:ios (opens Android Studio / Xcode)

src/lib/native.ts is the single bridge: each function uses the Capacitor plugin in the app and the web API in the browser.

FunctionNativeBrowser
share()system share sheetWeb Share, falls back to copying the link
haptic()Taptic/vibrationnavigator.vibrate
copy()native clipboardClipboard API
pickPhoto()camera / photo libraryfile input (capture opens the camera on mobile)
saveFile()write to cache, then share (Files, Calendar…)download
onBack()Android back button closes sheets / wizard steps–
deep linksappUrlOpen opens /c/… inside the app–

Environment

VariablePurpose
AI_GATEWAY_API_KEYAI image generation via Vercel AI Gateway (on Vercel, OIDC works without it)
BLOB_READ_WRITE_TOKENVercel Blob store for published cards (private) and images (public)
NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URLCanonical URL, e.g. https://magic-envelope.com (QR codes, OG images)
IMAGE_MODELOptional override, default bfl/flux-2-klein-4b (cheap and fast)

Architecture

src/lib/model.ts        Zod schemas: Card, 15 Block types, kinds, themes, languages
src/lib/blocks.ts       block registry (icons, palette, factories) + 24 templates (8 kinds × 3)
src/lib/ui.ts           app UI copy (always English)
src/lib/styles.ts       letter styles = design-system tokens (fonts, colors, background, frame, control shape, envelope) + per-letter overrides
src/lib/i18n.ts         letter languages es · en · fr · pt · it · de (guest-facing copy + presets)
src/lib/fields.ts       field kinds (phone, email, url, date…): one validator for editor + renderer
src/lib/craft.ts        seal shapes/marks & envelope geometry/palettes (shared by app and OG image)
src/lib/color.ts        opaque shading helpers
src/lib/themes.ts       6 themes (parchment, midnight, rose, forest, sky, ink)
src/lib/actions.ts      calendar (.ics / Google), maps, RSVP deep links, music embeds
src/lib/drafts.ts       drafts in localStorage (no account needed)
src/lib/store.server.ts Vercel Blob storage, or .data/ in local dev

src/components/sketch.tsx         Excalidraw-style rough.js frames and buttons
src/components/card/blocks.tsx    renderer per block type
src/components/craft.tsx          wax seal, envelope art, envelope opener
src/components/editor/            tap-a-block editor, "+" palette, theme, share sheet
src/components/wizard.tsx         language → kind → template

/                 home (drafts)
/new              wizard (?kind=wedding jumps to templates)
/edit/[id]        editor (local draft)
/c/[id]           public envelope (+ OG image for WhatsApp/iMessage previews)
/e/[id]#key       "edit on another device": imports the card into local drafts
/api/publish      save/overwrite a card (id + secret edit key)
/api/upload       image upload (resized client-side)
/api/imagine      AI image → stored → URL
/api/card/[id]    card JSON for holders of the edit key

src/lib/personalize.ts            {name} token: resolution and fallbacks
src/lib/mail.ts                   envelope slots (fixed block types), stamps, per-style envelope defaults
src/components/editor/envelope-editor.tsx  envelope canvas + slot/seal editors
src/components/export-stage.tsx   flat PNG/ZIP rendering (fonts embedded per style)
src/components/editor/guests-panel.tsx, send-panel.tsx
Adding a block type
  1. Add a schema in lib/model.ts and include it in the Block union (add a migration there if you change an existing shape).
  2. Add an icon, a palette entry and a factory in lib/blocks.ts, and its label in lib/ui.ts.
  3. Add a renderer case and an isEmpty rule in components/card/blocks.tsx.
  4. Add an editor case in components/editor/block-editor.tsx, using Field with the right field kind.
  5. Add any guest-facing words to lib/i18n.ts.

TypeScript's exhaustive switches flag every step you missed.

Features

  • Wizard: letter language → style (15 styles: Classic, Elegant, Modern, Playful, Retro) → blank letter (default) or an occasion preset
  • Style panel in the editor: switch style, customize accent/paper/text colors and title/text fonts, seal (symbol, initials or none), text written on the envelope (supports the guest name)
  • Preview page mirrors the editor's Link/Image choice and "preview as" guest, and can send directly
  • App UI is English; each letter has its own language (changeable from the Style panel)
  • 15 blocks: title, text, image, date, place + map, countdown, RSVP (WhatsApp/SMS/email), QR, link, schedule, dress code moodboard (colors, emojis, words, pictures), gifts (IBAN copy / registry), music (Spotify/YouTube/SoundCloud), signature, divider
  • AI images in 4 styles (storybook, medieval, sketch, photo) and photo upload
  • Six themes, custom wax-seal glyph, an envelope addressed "To: …"
  • Guest list: add, paste a list ("Name, phone/email") or pick from contacts; {name} in any text addresses each guest
    • every guest gets their own link (/c/<id>?g=<guest>) — only their name is ever sent to their browser
    • send per guest via their channel (WhatsApp / email / share sheet), track who was sent, copy all links, CSV
    • RSVP replies carry the guest's name; the envelope is addressed to them
  • Envelope (link letters): fixed slots holding real blocks — Title (recipient), Text (sender, note, under the seal) and Stamp (postage, 14 perforated stamps) — edited with the same editor, placeholders and rules as the letter; seal in 4 shapes (scalloped, round, flower, octagon) with a vector mark (12 icons, 1–3 initials, a couple "A ♥ J", plain or none), always legible on any wax colour. Styles ship their own envelope (trim + stamp). Guests receive the front, turn it over with a tap, open it with a second; the real letter slides out.
  • Preview shows exactly what a guest receives: the envelope (replayable) for links, the actual exported PNG for images.
  • Two outputs from one letter: the interactive link, or flat images (PNG per guest, ZIP for all, print/PDF). Blocks with actions render flat automatically in images, and each can turn its buttons off for the link too.
  • Share: link, native share sheet, WhatsApp, downloadable QR, print/PDF
  • Guests get "add to calendar", directions, a live countdown and one-tap RSVP
  • Installable PWA (iOS/Android home screen), dark-mode chrome, reduced-motion support
  • Published links are noindex; each card can be re-published from the device that created it

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