Say it to the future you, as if it's already done. Scripting, but face to face — a journal of letters to your future self, each one sent like a message.
Give it a name and a face — "Future me," a photo of what you want — and tell it how it went: I quit my job. We opened. I ran the whole way. Press send, and it's said. Or say it to someone you miss. Talking to one person is free and stays free.
Someone you miss can be the person who died, the one you can't call anymore, the one you never told. Add their name and face, and write to them the way you always would.
It doesn't reach them, and no one answers — not a person, not AI. Some things you can only say when no one else can hear. This is where you finally say them.
• Add someone: a name, a photo.
• Write when you want to — words, and a photo if you like.
• That's all there is.
What this app does not do:
• No replies — not from a person, not from AI.
• No "delivered", no "read". There is nothing to wait for.
• No streaks, no reminders, no mood check-ins. What you feel is not the app's business.
What you write never leaves this phone. There is no account, no server, nothing to sign up for. Names, photos and words stay in this app, on this device, and we never receive them. The only things that ever leave the phone are what the store needs to handle a purchase, and a check for a newer version of the app. If a rating prompt appears, it comes from the store itself; the app sends nothing for it.
Because nothing is uploaded, there is no copy anywhere else. If the phone is lost or replaced, what you wrote is gone.
One purchase lets you talk to up to 10 people — a single payment, not a subscription, nothing that renews.
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Scripting: tell your future self it happened. Talking to one person is free.