Put in two names — yours and someone else's. Every letter in both is pooled together, and All Our Letters reads what that pool holds: words, phrases, and now and then a message that uses every single letter with none left over. That last one is rare; most pairs of names don't have one. The maths is exact — nothing is ever shown unless every letter came from the two names you gave. Free to begin. £1 opens the full reading and a PDF, paid once. No account, no subscription.
