Lunchbox Notes is a small, private way to leave a note for the people closest to you: your partner, your kid, your dad, a friend far away.
Write a note, pick a paper and send it. It waits in their lunchbox until they open it, and it shows up on their home screen widget, so it's there the next time they look at their phone.
WRITE IT YOUR WAY
• Dozens of papers: sticky notes, hearts, postcards, chalkboards, awards, pizza slices and full photos
• Your words in a choice of fonts, as big or small as you like
• Stickers, sticker packs and drawings
• Photos from your camera or your gallery
MAKE OPENING IT A MOMENT
Put a note under a cover: a lunchbox to tap open, a letter to open, a mailbox door to pull down, a candle to hold, a jar to shake. You'll see when they've opened it.
SEND IT FOR LATER
Write it at breakfast and have it arrive at lunch. Pick a time and the note arrives right then.
REACT AND TALK
Answer a note with a heart, a laugh or a hug, and chat under it with the person who sent it.
KEEP EVERY NOTE
Every note you get is kept in your memory box, with a calendar to find the day it came.
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
• Start a group, and everyone in it leaves their note in the same lunchbox.
• Set up a lunchbox for your kid (13 and up) on their own phone with a code. You choose who may write to them, and you see what they send.
• Write to someone who isn't on Lunchbox Notes yet: you get a link to send them, and your note is waiting when they open it.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No feed, no followers and no search. People connect only by sharing their personal code, and anyone can be blocked or reported.
Lunchbox Notes is for ages 13 and up. Grown-ups sign up with their email address; teens use a lunchbox their grown-up sets up for them.
Leave a little note in someone's lunchbox: words, photos, stickers, drawings.