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✦ Remembrance Capsule · Preview

Some moments deserve to stay.

Turn a letter, photos, voice notes, and the stories only you know into a gift someone can open and explore. Every answer points back to a memory you wrote.

Create a capsule

Made in your browser without an automatic upload. Choose where to share the sealed file; give its passphrase separately.

01 · Tell the stories

Add up to eight memories with dates, photos, and a voice note for each.

02 · Seal your gift

Download or share a passphrase-protected file you control.

03 · Open and remember

The recipient can browse, listen, and ask for related source memories.

Create · Seal · Open

A little universe of your own

Start with a note. The story makes the gift.

Begin with a letter

Your writing stays in this page session. Save a private checkpoint, or turn on encrypted on-device recovery below.

Moments to remember

0 / 8 memories

A memory can be a tiny scene, a lesson, a tradition, or one ordinary day that mattered.

Need a spark?

What tiny detail would only the two of you recognize?

Ideas stay outside your gift. Write only what you want to keep.

PNG, JPEG, or WebP · up to 600 KB per photo · no SVG or remote images

A voice note (optional)

Record up to 30 seconds, or choose M4A, MP3, WAV, or WebM · up to 1 MB · playback depends on the recipient's device

Keep your place

Download an encrypted private draft now, even if the letter or a memory is unfinished. Save another checkpoint after changes. On-device recovery is optional and off until you enable it.

Keep this draft file and passphrase for yourself. Use a different passphrase for the finished gift.

Encrypted recovery on this device

Optional: after you enable it, changes are encrypted and saved in this browser after a short pause. The stored copy contains encrypted content and format details, never your passphrase. Enter the passphrase again after a refresh; the browser can clear its storage. Keep downloading private draft files as a separate backup.

Recovery is off. An earlier encrypted copy may still be on this device.

Make it theirs

Preview first, then choose a unique passphrase of at least 12 characters. Tell the recipient the passphrase through a separate channel. We cannot recover it.