Miles apart
Close the distance with a letter.
Texts are instant. Letters are felt. Send something that arrives sealed, opens with a tap, and carries your voice across whatever ocean is between you.
A letter for Ari
Tap the seal to open
Your voice, in their hand
Record a voice note right in the browser, or upload one. It sits inside the letter so they can play it as many times as they need on a quiet night.
Timed for their morning
Set the unlock time and it's counted down to the exact moment wherever they are, so the letter opens when they wake up — not in the middle of their night.
Made for phones
Most letters are opened on a phone, so everything is built for one hand and a small screen. No app, no account, just the link.
Not sure where to start?
Start with one of these lines.
- “The first thing I'll do when I see you is…”
- “Today I saw something that made me think of you…”
- “The distance has taught me…”
- Start writing
Suggested templates
Letters that suit a long distance
FAQ
Long Distance letters, answered
Which time zone does the unlock use?
You pick the date and time in your own time zone, and it unlocks at that exact moment everywhere. The countdown on their side shows how long is left.
Can I record a voice note?
Yes. Record directly in your browser (up to three minutes) or upload an audio file.
Occasions
Other reasons to write
- February 14Valentine's DayA Valentine they open, not just read.Write a valentine's day letter
- Another year of usAnniversaryEvery year deserves a letter.Write a anniversary letter
- Their dayBirthdayThe birthday card, rewritten as a letter.Write a birthday letter
- When sorry mattersApologySome sorrys need more than a text.Write a apology letter
- The questionProposalAsk the question in a letter they'll keep forever.Write a proposal letter