Future Messages are one way to use the CAPSULENE delivery layer — for words intended for a specific moment, written today and delivered later.
A letter for your child to open on their 18th birthday. A note to your future self, five years out. Written while you mean it, delivered exactly then.
Released on the date you choose · Edit or cancel any time before · Recipients need no account
Delivered exactly then. Not before.
A letter for your child to open on their 18th birthday, or a note to your future self five years from now — written today, while you mean it. E-mail drafts and cloud folders do not deliver on a date; a Capsule does.
The words you have today are the ones worth keeping. A rich-text editor, room for everything you want to say.
A specific date — a birthday, an anniversary, five years from now — or check-in-based release, if it should only arrive when you cannot say it yourself.
Held until the moment comes. Not before, not lost in a drawer — delivered to their inbox exactly when it should be.
Yes. Besides check-in-based release, a Capsule can release on a specific date you choose — an 18th birthday, an anniversary, a date five years out.
Until it is released, it is entirely yours: edit the message, change the date, or delete it — nothing is fixed until delivery.
Anyone with an e-mail address — a child (via a guardian’s inbox today, their own later), a friend, a partner, or your future self.
Future Messages
A message, a date, a recipient — the rest is patience, handled by CAPSULENE.
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