Resurf: Write to your future self

Write to your future self. About the city you live in, your dreams for the future, the song stuck in your head. Before you change, before you forget. Pick when you want it delivered (3 months to 5 years). When it's time, your letter arrives in your inbox, simple and beautiful. $1 per capsule. No subscriptions. Send to yourself and others.

Hey Product Hunt! When I was a kid, we moved houses. It was an old house. The oven had been taken away, and there were scribbles and writings left in the alcove. They were from the previous inhabitants, a family of four. Each had written their name. You could see their personality in their handwriting, in their messages to the future. A bit further in, there was more. Older writing. The ink had faded with time. Who were these people? My Dad grinned at me and Mum, holding out a pen. We wrote our messages. Before our new oven arrived and sealed it up for good. Twenty years on, I don't remember what we wrote. But I hope I get to find out one day. I didn't know it at the time but that was my first time capsule. I've loved the idea ever since. Resurf is a simple app that lets you write your own time capsule. Hope you enjoy! Frank

Is the 'capsule' currently limited to text, or is there a plan to allow for image or media attachments to further preserve these memories?

@sphnsx Yes, just text for the time being! I'm happy to add other attachment types based on the feedback.

Hi, congrats on your launch! The idea is unique, is it a real paper mail, or emails?

@seacat Thanks for the comment! Just emails for now, though real paper mail is not a bad idea!

Is the 'capsule' currently limited to text, or is there a plan to allow for image or media attachments to further preserve these memories?

@sphnsx Yes, just text for the time being! I'm happy to add other attachment types based on the feedback.

Hi, congrats on your launch! The idea is unique, is it a real paper mail, or emails?

@seacat Thanks for the comment! Just emails for now, though real paper mail is not a bad idea!