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Letters to your future self, delivered exactly when you ask
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Letters to your future self, delivered exactly when you ask
8 followers
Futur delivers letters through time. Write to your future self — or someone you love — and we deliver it on the exact date you choose: a year, five, twenty years out. Postmarked, sealed, arriving on the right morning. Writing to yourself is free, forever — private, encrypted, no ads. Plus wedding & baby "time capsules": guest letters delivered on future anniversaries. Your own words, kept safe, delivered exactly when you asked. Live now, solo-built — I'd love your honest feedback.
Love the idea of writing to my future self, especially the wedding time capsule angle. One thing I'd love: a way to add a short voice note or a single photo to the letter, so when it arrives in 20 years it feels more like a real piece of that moment rather than just text on paper.
@trkanrln4 Really glad the wedding capsule angle resonates. And good news — you can already do this. Every letter supports a voice note and a photo attachment, so what arrives in 20 years isn't just text — it's genuinely a piece of that moment: your actual voice, or a photo from the day. That "feels like being there again" quality was exactly what I was going for, so it's great to hear it's the first thing you reached for too.
Give it a try and let me know how it feels on the receiving end when you test it — that's the part I'm most curious to get right.
the postmarked, sealed detail is such a nice touch — feels way more personal than a notification popping up on a phone. love that writing to yourself stays free too.
@orukfaruk63783 Thank you — that really means a lot. The postmark was actually the thing I obsessed over most while building this. I kept coming back to: a notification is something that happens to you, but a letter is something that arrives — and I wanted the product to feel like the second one, all the way down to how the seal looks when it lands. Glad that came through.
And yeah, the free-forever part was non-negotiable for me. Writing to yourself is such a small, human thing — it shouldn't have a paywall on it. Happy to answer anything else if you're curious how it works under the hood 🙌