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Letterveil
Write to your future self. Open, reflect, reply.
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Write to your future self. Open, reflect, reply.
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Turn a letter to your future self into a conversation across time. Write with photos, choose an opening date, then reflect and reply when you open it. Letterveil keeps letters and photos encrypted on your device, with no Letterveil account or automatic cloud sync. Available on iOS and Android. Includes 10 lifetime seals; an optional one-time upgrade removes the sealing limit. No subscription.








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Hi Product Hunt! I'm DONGGYU LEE, the developer of Letterveil.
What would you tell yourself at the start of a new chapter? And what would you say back after living through it?
Letterveil is a time capsule for that conversation. You can write to yourself seven days from now, revisit a decision in 30 days, or leave a letter to open at the end of the year.
Here's the flow:
1. Write a letter with up to three photos. Prompts can help you put a choice, a worry, or an expectation into words.
2. Choose an opening date and seal it.
3. When the day arrives, open it and add a reflection.
4. Write a linked reply, then read your earlier words and your response side by side.
The reply is the part I want to highlight: the conversation can continue as your perspective changes.
A few practical details:
- Available on iOS and Android, with no Letterveil account required.
- Letters and photos are encrypted on your device. There's no automatic cloud sync; use the manual encrypted backup when moving devices.
- App lock, a hidden archive, and PDF/Markdown export are included.
- The free version includes 10 lifetime seals. An optional one-time lifetime upgrade removes the sealing limit. No subscription.
The short English video shows the flow with example letters; the gallery shows the app's English interface.
For a first letter, would you choose seven days, 30 days, or the end of the year? I'd also love to hear whether the reflection-and-reply flow feels clear, and what would make you want to return when a letter opens.
Thanks for taking a look!