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Messages

Love, delivered on time.

Write the letter you keep meaning to write. Record the video you wish someone had left you. Myend holds it, sealed, and delivers it the moment it matters — even when you can’t be there yourself.

How it works

Compose. Seal. Deliver.

Write a letter, record a memo, say it on camera — in your own time. Once you mark it Ready, it’s sealed: no one can read or watch it before its moment. Then you choose when it travels.

Compose

A letter, a voice memo, or a video — whichever fits what you need to say. Take as long as you like.

Seal

Mark it Ready and it's sealed. No one can read or watch it before its moment — not even you can send it early.

Deliver

You choose when it travels: at your death, on a date you pick, even one decades away.

Three ways to say it

Some things need your voice. Some just need your words.

Text — free

A letter, written in your own words. Up to 1,500 characters — long enough for what actually needs saying.

Video — from Starter

Say it face to face, even when you cannot be there. Up to 4GB — room for more than a few words.

Audio — from Starter

Your voice carries emotion words alone cannot. Up to 4GB, recorded in one take or many.

Worth being honest about

Three ways a message finds its moment.

No single trigger fits every message. Some things belong on a date; some depend on a judgment call only someone who loves you can make. You choose, per message.

At my death

Delivered automatically once your Proof of Life check-ins confirm you're gone. No one has to remember to send it.

My Legacy Contact decides

You write it, but someone you trust holds it and chooses the moment — for the messages that depend on timing only they can judge.

A date I choose

An exact date, even decades out — a wedding, a birthday, an anniversary you won't be there for.

Why it matters

Your voice carries emotion words alone cannot.

Why video and audio messages exist alongside the letter.

Until you’re ready

A draft, for as long as you need it to be.

Nothing you write leaves your vault as a Draft. Come back tomorrow, next year, whenever — re-record it, rewrite it, delete it. Only you can move it from Draft to Ready.

Encrypted, always
Every draft and every sealed message is end-to-end encrypted — unreadable to anyone but its recipient, even to us.
Nothing sends by accident
A message can't be delivered while it's marked Draft, no matter what your delivery trigger says.
Edit it any time
Change your mind, add a video later, move the date. Your plan is allowed to keep changing.

Privacy

The most private thing you’ll ever write.

Can Myend read my messages?
No. Every message — text, audio, or video — is end-to-end encrypted the moment you save it. Only the recipient you named can ever open it. We can’t read your letters or watch your videos, even if we were asked to.
Who can see a message before it's delivered?
No one. A sealed message stays encrypted and unreadable until its delivery moment arrives — not the recipient, not another Legacy Contact, not Myend. While it’s a Draft, only you can see it.
If my Legacy Contact chooses the delivery moment, can they read it first?
They control the timing, not the content. Someone you trust can decide when a message is released, but it stays encrypted for its recipient the whole time — they’re holding a sealed envelope, not reading over your shoulder.
Where are my videos and voice recordings stored?
Encrypted, on EU-based infrastructure. Files of up to 4GB are stored the same way as everything else in your vault — decryptable only by you and the people you’ve chosen.
Can I delete or change a message after writing it?
Any time before it’s delivered. Rewrite it, re-record it, move the date, or delete it outright — whether it’s a Draft or marked Ready. Nothing is final until its moment comes.

Start with the one that matters most.

Text is free, forever. Write it today — you can always come back and add a video or a voice later.