WORDS THEY CAN KEEP

Turn your love letter into an experience

Start with the words you mean. Then give them atmosphere: a favourite photo, your voice, a song-like mood and small reveals that let the message unfold slowly.

No app download · Private sharing · Works on mobile
WHAT TO INCLUDE

Ideas that feel personal—not generic

Choose a few moments that sound like your relationship. A shorter gift with specific memories usually feels more meaningful than a long collection of generic messages.

01

A classic letter with a wax-seal reveal

Customize the words, photo, activity and reveal so it belongs to the two of you.

02

A short letter for each shared memory

Customize the words, photo, activity and reveal so it belongs to the two of you.

03

A voice note reading your favourite paragraph

Customize the words, photo, activity and reveal so it belongs to the two of you.

04

Photos placed between chapters

Customize the words, photo, activity and reveal so it belongs to the two of you.

05

A list of things you love but rarely say

Customize the words, photo, activity and reveal so it belongs to the two of you.

06

A final postscript hidden under a scratch card

Customize the words, photo, activity and reveal so it belongs to the two of you.

HOW IT WORKS

From idea to private link

  1. Write freely first, without trying to sound impressive.
  2. Break the message into a beginning, meaningful details and a hopeful ending.
  3. Choose how each part appears, preview it, and share the private link.
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MAKE IT MEMORABLE

Simple writing tips

Replace broad phrases like ‘you are amazing’ with the evidence that makes them true.

Read the letter aloud once; rewrite any sentence that does not sound like you.

Leave space between emotional sections so the recipient can take in each thought.

QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

How long should a digital love letter be?

There is no required length. Three to six short paragraphs with specific memories often feel more intimate and readable than one very long block.

What can I write when I do not know how to begin?

Begin with why you are writing today. Then describe one recent moment that made you feel grateful for the person and let the rest grow from that detail.

Can I add audio to the letter?

Yes. You can include a voice note so the recipient hears the message in your voice, alongside written text and photos.

Can the recipient replay the letter?

The creator controls how many times the complete gift may be opened. Within an available opening, the recipient can experience the included moments.