Write to your future self.
A letter you write today, delivered in 1, 3, 5, 10 or up to 15 years. To your future self, or to someone you love.
How it works
You write your letter
A message to your future self. No account, no hassle.
You choose the date and channel
From 1 to 15 years. Digital version or postal letter.
You receive it on the exact day
We keep it encrypted and deliver it on your chosen date.
“The things keeping you up tonight, your future self will barely remember. Write to them anyway.”
Private and encrypted
No one reads your letter. It is stored encrypted until delivery.
Delivery guaranteed
Up to 15 years. We remind you before every send.
Written with heart
A small ritual to speak with who you will become.
What they feel while writing their letter
I sat down to write to my ten-years-from-now self and couldn't stop crying. I'd never stopped to think so much about who I am today.
Writing this letter felt like talking to a friend I haven't met yet: my future self. I can't wait for the day it arrives.
I wrote it on a hard night and it did me so much good. Knowing I'll receive these words one day gives me peace.
I thought it would be silly and ended up deeply moved. I wrote to who I'll be at 40.
A beautiful idea. I wrote my letter for five years from now and I'm already curious about what I'll think when I read it.
I wrote it to my son for when he turns 18. I finished with a lump in my throat. What a way to keep the present.
I'd never written anything so honest. It's like leaving yourself a gift in time.
Easy, beautiful and very moving. I picked the date, wrote, and kept thinking about it all day.
I wrote to the woman I'll be in fifteen years. It scared me and I loved it at the same time.
The best part wasn't just writing it, it was everything I felt doing it. I'm counting the years to receive it.
I wrote it after a big change in my life. It was like closing a chapter and greeting the future.
Simple to use and full of heart. I've already recommended the site to half my family.
It made me cry and smile in the same paragraph. I never imagined writing to myself would hit so hard.
I set the date for my next big birthday. Just imagining reading it that day gives me goosebumps.
An exercise in total honesty. I wrote things I hadn't told anyone, not even myself.
We wrote them as a couple, each our own. It was the loveliest thing we did in months.