Seal it and mean it.
Once the wax is on you can't rewrite it. That's the whole point.
The slow way to say something.
Write it today. Choose the day it opens. It sits on their home screen counting down — until the wax breaks and the words are finally theirs.
How it works
Three steps, then patience
Words, a photo, the small detail you'd forget by next winter. Tomorrow morning. Their birthday. This time next year. Pick a wax, a colour, a stamp. Press it shut and it stays shut.
Yours to shape
Seals, fonts, colours for every moment.
The picture from the day you're writing about, sealed in with the words. Seals, fonts, colours and stamps for every kind of occasion.
And when it opens
You'll see when it's delivered, and when they open it. And the moment they do, they can react — one tap, straight back to you.
What you get
Once the wax is on you can't rewrite it. That's the whole point.
An hour from now, or a year from tonight. Down to the minute.
A countdown on their home screen, and every sealed day marked on the calendar.
The picture from the day you're writing about, sealed in with the words.
Point a camera at their screen. No usernames to hunt for, no invites to chase.
Sealed on your iPhone, end to end. No one else can read it — not even us.
Who it's for
Crushes, secrets, and the birthday you planned a year out.
Privacy
No one else can read it. Not even us.
Questions
No — that's the whole point. Once a letter is sealed and sent, you can't rewrite it, and you can't call it back — not you, not us. Same as dropping it in a postbox: once it's in the mailman's bag, it's gone to meet its day.
Send them a link. The sealed letter waits until they install Willovit and pair with you; nothing opens early and nothing gets lost.
An hour from now to years out. Pick a date and a time of day — the letter opens on the minute, in their timezone.
One letter, one person, one day. Write as many as you like, but each one is addressed to a single reader.
We can't. Everything is encrypted on your iPhone before it leaves, and the keys never touch our servers. All we see is an unreadable blob and a date.
Nothing. No streaks, no likes, nothing to scroll. There's an inbox of letters, a calendar of days, and a widget that counts down. That's the whole app.
For secrets, love letters, anniversaries…
Free to use. One letter is enough to see why the waiting is the gift.
It'll be there on the day.