Messages, photos, videos and voice notes for the people you love, delivered on a date you set or when the moment comes. And an AI Twin they can talk to any time.
Write it today. Choose when. It arrives on the day.
1. Write it
Words, a photo, a voice note or a video. David recorded one for Sophie's 18th birthday.
2. Choose when
A date years ahead, or no date at all: you release it when the moment comes, with a Guardian as your backup.
3. It arrives
We email it on the day. They open it, and can share it with family if you let them.
Write your first message right here, or create a free account.
Write it today. Choose who opens it, and when.
Write to yourself before the exam, the move or the first day. Open it after.
Future Me
A message for her 18th birthday or his graduation day, written today and delivered on the day.
Scheduled messages
No date, just the moment: a wedding, a first home. You release it, with a Guardian as your backup.
Timeless messages
Your stories and advice, there whenever your family wants to talk to you.
AI TwinsSend them in any chat app or by email. Family and friends join your circle, and the people you trust can offer to be your Guardian.
1. Your links, on Home
Every account has two personal links. Copy or share them in a tap.
2. Stay connected
Someone you love adds their name and email, with no account needed. You decide.
3. Ask for a Guardian
Someone you trust offers to be the backup for your messages.
On paid plans, add memories for moments nobody can put a date on. When someone reaches that moment in a chat, your Twin brings the right one up.
1. Add a memory
A video, a voice note or a few words, and the moment it is for.
2. It comes up in the chat
When Oliver tells Dad's Twin he lost his job, the Twin brings up the video his dad made for that day.
3. A cloned voice
On paid plans, read a short consent statement and your Twin can reply out loud, in a voice close to your own.
AES-256 while stored, and encrypted on the way to you.
Edit, reschedule or cancel any message until it is delivered.
Only the people you choose receive it. You set what each Guardian can do.
Every account starts with 10 free credits for text messages. Photos, video, voice and voice cloning come with a paid plan.
$0
10 credits (welcome gift)
$4.99 / month
50 credits / month
$9.99 / month
150 credits / month
$29.99 / month
600 credits / month
Ways to use MessageFuture, and the feature behind each one. If a calendar already knows the date, schedule it. If it does not, you release it when the moment comes, with a Guardian as your backup.
Record the fear while it is still real. It comes back the day after you finish, and you can generate a public link to put it on social media, so people see how that morning actually felt.
The hour you start doubting yourself, and nobody is awake to call. Your parent's or your tutor's Twin answers, and the encouragement comes from someone familiar.
If life takes an unexpected turn, the people you love still need holding up. Write it now and add Guardians you trust as your backup, so it reaches them even if you cannot send it yourself.
A note from the person who took the risk, timed for the week the doubt tends to arrive.
No calendar can predict that date, so you keep it Timeless until the morning it happens. Then share the link, and let people see what the years before it actually took.
Before you leave, create the message for the people at home. Add more than one Guardian, choose whether they can read it or only trigger delivery, and if life takes an unexpected turn, they release it.
She is fourteen now, and nobody can name the date. Plenty take five years. You release it on the day, or her mother does, if you named her as Guardian.
Day one, talking to the day you might forget what day one cost.
Your children are in another country and the time difference eats bedtime. Your Twin is there at their hour, even while you are asleep.
The encouragement, not the training plan. Athletes still hear how you talked them through the bad days.
Write a Timeless message now for a child who does not exist yet, and name your daughter as Guardian, so it still reaches them on the day if you cannot release it yourself. Share your Twin with her too, and she can hand it on to her own son in time.
The reassurance and the stories, kept available to grandchildren who may never get to meet you.
Nobody can schedule a wedding fifteen years out, so nobody has to. It waits until the day arrives.
First steps recorded today, opened the year they become an adult. A memory they were too young to keep.
One message per birthday, each on a date nobody has to guess at, all set up in a single sitting.
Not sent on a date. Released when your granddaughter asks the Twin how you actually made it.
A cloned voice built from a few short samples. Not identical to the original, but familiar. They know who is speaking.
Recordings filed against a divorce, a job loss, a first child, surfaced when that subject is the one being raised.
Responsibility passes on rather than lapsing, and a recipient who did not exist when you wrote it can still be added.
A recipient can generate a public link only if you allowed it when you created the message. Leave that off and no link can be minted, and either of you can revoke one later.
The blank-page problem is the real barrier to leaving something behind, not lack of things to say. Here’s how to actually start.
30 specific prompts for a message to your future self, grouped by theme, because ‘stay positive’ isn’t a message anyone wants to receive later.
Why the ‘Open When’ letters trend works so well for long-distance couples, and how recording it instead of writing it removes the format’s real limits.
Short answers to what people ask most.
MessageFuture lets you write, record or film a message today and have it arrive later: on a date you choose, or when the moment comes. You can also write to your future self, and build an AI Twin your family can talk to.
A message to yourself, delivered on a date you choose: after your exams, a year into a new job, on your 30th birthday. We email it to you on that day, so you can read what you were thinking back then.
It does what a digital legacy app does, with a Guardian who can release your messages if you cannot. But most people use it while they are very much here: a birthday five years out, a graduation, a message to their future self.
Record a Timeless message and add a Guardian. You release it when the moment comes, and if you cannot, your Guardian does. The Free plan sends text messages; video, voice and photos need a paid plan.
A message with no delivery date. You release it when the moment comes, such as a wedding or the birth of a grandchild, and a Guardian you chose releases it if you cannot. It is kept for 20 years by default.
A Guardian is someone you trust to stand behind a message. On a Timeless message they release it if you cannot, and on any message you can let them add a new contact if the recipient's email changes. Guardians will get periodic reminders of what they are looking after.
You can add more than one Guardian to a message, and any of them can act. You can also let a Guardian hand the role to someone else, so it passes on rather than lapsing.
Two links on your Home screen. One invites someone you love to connect with you, with no account needed. The other asks someone to be your Guardian. Share either one in any chat app or by email.
An AI Twin replies in your style, from the answers, videos, voice notes and words you add to it. The people you choose can chat with it any time. On paid plans it can also reply in a cloned voice, close to your own.
On a paid plan, you read a short consent statement aloud in the app and record a few samples. Your Twin can then reply out loud in a cloned voice, close to your own. Text replies stay available any time.
Videos, voice notes or written memories you add to your Twin for moments nobody can schedule, like losing a job. When someone reaches that moment in a chat, the Twin brings up the memory and it plays right there. You can lock a memory behind questions only they can answer. Memories are part of the paid plans.
Yes. When you create it, you set its values and can list topics it should avoid.
Start free with 10 credits, no card needed. Standard is $4.99 a month (50 credits), Pro $9.99 (150 credits) and Pro Max $29.99 (600 credits). Free messages are text only; photos, video and voice need a paid plan.
By the length of the recording, charged once when you finish the message. Audio costs 5 credits for up to 5 minutes, then 1 credit a minute. Video costs 10 credits for up to 2 minutes, then 2 credits a minute.
Up to 5 years on the Free plan and up to 30 years on paid plans. Timeless messages are kept for 20 years by default on every plan.
Yes, right up until it is delivered: the words, the date or the recipients. If an edit adds cost, such as a video, you pay only the difference.
No. Receiving a message is always free. You sign in so it reaches the right person. Credits are only used by people creating messages, or chatting with a Twin shared with them.
Messages are encrypted with AES-256 while stored and travel over encrypted connections. We never sell your data, and your Twin is shared only with the people you choose.
Email has worked for over 50 years and is an open standard, not one company's product. We will add new ways to deliver as they matter, and we convert stored recordings if today's formats stop playing.
No. A message is your exact words on a set day. A Twin is for everyday conversation and advice in between.
Leave messages, voice notes and videos for the people you love. They arrive on the date or the moment you choose, even decades from now.
New Message
Don't know their email? Leave it blank. Once you're signed in, send them their invite link from Contacts. They add their email and confirm it.
Don't know their email? Leave it blank. Once you're signed in, send them their Guardian link from Contacts. They say yes with their own email.
Don't know their email? Leave it blank. Once you're signed in, send them their invite link from Contacts. They add their email and confirm it.
Don't know their email? Leave it blank. Once you're signed in, send them their Guardian link from Contacts. They say yes with their own email.
