The email that sends only if you actually die.

It is a message that sends itself if you stop responding. You write the letter now and choose who receives it. The service checks in with you on a schedule. If you keep answering, nothing happens and nobody sees anything. If you stop answering, and the checks below confirm you have died, the letter is delivered to the person you named.

Yes, for one letter to one recipient, with monthly check-ins. No card, no trial clock, no expiry. It stays free for as long as one letter is all you need. Personal is £6 a month when you want up to ten letters and ten recipients, and Family is £18 a month for five separate accounts in one household.

This is the part most switches get wrong, and it is the failure that actually matters. A missed check-in is not proof of anything. Missing one starts a grace period, thirty days by default, during which we prompt you again through every channel we have. Logging in at any point resets everything. Only after the grace period runs out do we ask the two trusted contacts you nominated to confirm, and at least two of them have to agree before a single letter moves.

A scheduled email sends on a date whether you are alive or not. That is a timer, not a switch. The whole point here is the condition: the message is held indefinitely and only released against verified death. It also means you can leave it in place for thirty years without touching it, rather than re-scheduling every year.

We publish a sunset policy and we are bound by it. If we stop operating you get thirty days of notice, you can export everything you wrote, and content is then wiped rather than sold or transferred to whoever buys the domain. You can read the full policy before you write anything.

Not today, and we would rather say so than sell you something we cannot stand behind. We deliver text you write, encrypted at rest, and we do not claim zero-knowledge encryption. For anything sensitive, write down where the thing is and who to ask rather than the secret itself. Sealed instructions of that kind are what we are building next.

Reminders, a 30 day waiting period, and two witnesses who must both confirm. Any login resets everything instantly.

No. Letters are encrypted at rest and no human or AI ever reads them. We see who you write to, never what you wrote.

An email from us with a private, secure link to the letter you wrote for them. No account needed. They see only what was addressed to them.

No. Letters are words, not legal documents. For property and money you still need a will. Many people keep both.