Time Capsules
Write a message, record your voice or a video, add the photos that belong with it — for a graduation, a wedding, a birthday still years away. It waits safely in the family vault until the day it's meant for.
Create a time capsuleFree during beta. A Plus feature after.
A grandmother recording something for a grandchild who's still small — so that whatever happens between now and then, her words still reach him on his wedding day. A parent leaving something for a graduation they may or may not be there to see in person. The moment to say it is now. The moment it's meant for isn't. A time capsule holds the space between the two, and delivers what you leave exactly when it's supposed to arrive — a message that becomes something the recipient keeps forever.
Most people want Standard. The other two exist for a reason.
One message, one or more recipients, one delivery date. Record it, set the date, done.
For a recipient who can't manage a delivery yet — a young child, say. A guardian you choose holds it and takes care of delivery when the day comes.
One recipient, a series of messages over time — a note for every birthday for the next ten years, say, recorded once and scheduled all at once.
One capsule can hold all of it — your words, your voice, your face, and the photos that belong with the moment.
Write the message the recipient reads when they open it. Every capsule carries one.
Record as many voice messages as you'd like, right in the browser — no separate app.
Record one video message or several, right from your camera, so they can see you saying it.
Upload as many photos as you want to go with it — from your device, whenever you add or edit the capsule.
It lives in the same family vault as everything else — not a separate app to remember, and not lost if the recipient loses a login. When the day comes, they're notified, and what you left is waiting for them.
Set up your first time capsule in a few minutes. No credit card required.