You gather what'salready yours.
Photos in albums. Your real voice, recorded in the browser. The places that mattered, and the date it all started.
Photos, places and your real voice, framed like a film. One link.
They open it alone, on their phone.
Photos · voice · places
One link · your timing
They live it · alone
You become unforgettable
You are not building a website. You are gathering things you already own, and we frame them like a film.
You're watching now. What they'll live through is a sequence, not a page. Tap by tap, on their screen.
It opens like a letter. One tap breaks the seal, and the first chapter is theirs. Nobody else sees this - only them, and you, on the other side of time.
Every second since the day it started - animated, ticking, real. Watch the seconds field. That's the one that breaks people.
"Our first trip." "That Christmas." "The day the dog showed up." You name the albums. They swipe through each, photo by photo, with captions only the two of you understand.
Blurred cards, each with a name. They tap. The blur lifts. They hear the actual voice of someone who loves them. You. A son. A mother. The oldest friend.
Hide words that belong only to the two of you - nicknames, places, ciphered memories. If they get them right, a voucher opens. A dinner. A request. A promise only you can keep.
Where you met. The long walk. The first trip. Each place is a pin on a real map, with your words and a photograph. They fly down to it and read what happened there.
They'll be alone. In the car. In bed before sleep. And they'll watch from start to finish without saying a word.
Then they'll call you. And the sentence will not start.
Everything that goes into the letter, included. No tiers. No hidden fees.
No. It's your voice. You record it right in the browser, or upload a file.
About 15 minutes if you already have the photos picked. The hardest part is choosing what to leave out.
No. They just open the link on their phone. The whole experience plays inside the browser - no app, no signup.
There is no countdown and no expiry date on the link. It opens whenever they are ready, and they can come back to it.
Right now, no - the link is locked once created, like a sealed letter. We are working on a controlled edit window for misspellings and similar fixes.
No. It works for parents, best friends, grandparents, anniversaries, birthdays - anyone you would struggle to write a long letter for.
A few quiet Agapi marks, and no ads. They need no account and no app. Everything else is yours: your names, your photos, your voice.