Your own letter address
letterbox.life/you
Not your phone. Not your email. A quiet address for letters — share it anywhere, and anyone can write you something real.
Put it in your bio. Send it to your kids. Tell your parents. The letters come to you.
Free forever. Yours in 30 seconds.
You know who it's for.
“I never told my dad what he meant to me. Now I can't.”
“I wrote my daughter a letter for her wedding day. She's only three.”
“There's an apology I owe someone. I'm not brave enough to say it out loud.”
“I want them to know how I felt. Even after I'm gone.”
You've typed it a hundred times. In Notes. In drafts. Then deleted it.
Letterbox gives those words a place to live — and a person to find them.
How it works
Three steps. That's all.
Write your heart out.
Take your time. Add photos. There's no send button — just you and your words. It saves as you go.
Seal it with a secret.
"What did we name the cat?" "Where did we first meet?" A question only they would know. That's their key.
Let it find them.
Share the link when you're ready. Or don't — we can send a gentle nudge. "Someone left you a letter."
A letterbox for every person
One for your mom. One for your kid. One for the day you're gone.
letterbox.life/mom
"Things I never said out loud."
letterbox.life/sarah
"Love letters while I'm away."
letterbox.life/grandpa
"Questions I never asked."
letterbox.life/for-ben-and-jen
"A guest book made of letters."
Someone left you a letter.
If you got a link or an email that says “someone left you a letter” — it means someone sat down and wrote something just for you. Open it. Answer the question. Read their words.
Open Your LetterFor the words that matter most
Some things can't be said in a text.
"Open when you miss me."
Sealed envelopes with labels. They choose when to open — when they're sad, when they need courage, when they graduate, when they're homesick.
"Read this after I'm gone."
Write now. Designate trusted contacts. If something happens to you, your letters arrive. The words you wanted to leave behind — delivered.
"I need to say this, but I can't say it's me."
Write anonymously. Set a timer to reveal your name — or keep it hidden forever. Some words are easier without a face.
"If I don't check in, send my letters."
A quiet promise. Check in weekly or monthly. If we stop hearing from you, your trusted contacts are notified. Your letters find their way.
Letters people wish they'd written sooner.
To Mom
"Thank you for everything you gave up so I could have more. I see it now."
To my future kid
"I'm writing this the night before you're born. I don't know you yet, but I already love you."
To an old friend
"I'm sorry I disappeared. It wasn't you. I hope you know that."
To someone who'll never read this
"I think about you more than I should. I hope you're okay."
Your words aren't rented.
Pay once. No subscriptions. Your letters are kept safe for as long as they need to wait.
Free
One person. One letter. That's enough to start.
- 1 recipient
- Unlimited letters
- 1 photo per letter
- Secret question lock
- Auto-save
Pro
For all the people who matter.
- 10 recipients
- Unlimited photos
- "Open When..." envelopes
- Anonymous letters
- 12 letter templates
- Scheduled delivery
- Email nudges
- Read receipts
Max
Your words outlive you.
- Unlimited recipients
- Everything in Pro
- "After I'm Gone" delivery
- Dead Man's Switch
- Trusted contacts
- Voice letters
- Estate planning PDF
Questions
What if they never check?+
How does the secret question work?+
Does the person I'm writing to need an account?+
What if I'm not ready to share it yet?+
How does "After I'm Gone" work?+
Can I write without them knowing who I am?+
You already know who it's for.
A face just came to mind. A name. Something you've been meaning to say. Start with that.