ThankView vs THC Labs

The Paperless Post of Thank You Video Cards.

ThankView allows anyone to customize, record and send the personalized video thank you messages in 1/5th of the time and at a fraction of the cost of paper cards. It's perfect for anyone looking to say thank you to a large number of people, making it ideal for newlyweds, new parents, and businesses.

Users customize their opening, animated design with photos, music, envelopes, colors and personal information. They can add recipients one-by-one or automatically upload a list. Then they record - each video message becomes more personal than what paper can communicate. And because of the focus on efficiency, the average customer can record and send over 150 ThankViews in 2 hours (compared to 10+ hours with handwritten, non-green alternatives).

The idea was born from the founders to want to enjoy the thank you process following his own wedding, having heard horror stories from married friends. With over 2 million weddings in the USA every year, this market alone is ripe for disruption. But ThankView is ideal for any event or business need - new parents can show off the baby and businesses can build relationships with customers.

A writing platform for individuals who want to express their creative musings and write about things they are passionate about, such as art, music, cosmos, food, sports and so on.

With mutual understanding and complete creative freedom, people can have a chance to do their own exploring and present their views in a structured way through the platform that is THC Labs. This exploring can also act as tripping fodder for people all over the globe, who have only been subjected to the tailor-made fear, half-truths and manipulated views that are being propagated by mainstream media in today’s world. THC Labs acts as a beacon for those who have been victimized by the limitations that are being imposed in this age on essential human needs, such as the need to think beyond the box, the need to question norms and pre-existing paradigms, as well as the need for creative freedom on the whole.