Three steps. Then it takes its time.
You start it. Friends fill it. It lands slowly, over weeks or months, whenever they least expect it.
Start a dropStart it.
Who it’s for, what it’s for and a first message from you. The opening one always lands first, so make it count. Or don’t. They’ll love it anyway.
- Two minutes, tops
- For one person or a couple
What made you start this?
Drop the link.
In the group chat, the office Slack, the family thread. Friends pick a question and record in the browser. No app. No account. No excuses.
- Video, voice, photo or a few lines
- You see who’s in and set the order
Wait, it’s her 30th??
Recorded mine 6 times. Sending the first one.
Hand it over.
Show them the code, or let them scan it. The first message is waiting. The rest take their time: one now, the next whenever. Weeks, months, maybe a whole year.
- Spread over weeks, months, even a year
- No dates, nothing to count
- Theirs to keep, with a link of their own
Shared slowly.
A gift that keeps turning up. The day itself, a random Tuesday, the week everything went wrong. They never know when the next one’s coming.
- Sarah hat dir etwas hinterlassenAntwort auf: What made you start this?The day itself
- Marta hat dir etwas hinterlassenAntwort auf: Your favourite memory with her?A random Tuesday
- Tom hat dir etwas hinterlassenAntwort auf: The thing you never said out loud?The week everything went wrong
- Ana hat dir etwas hinterlassenAntwort auf: What would you tell her at 20?Month seven. Out of nowhere.
- Nico hat dir etwas hinterlassenAntwort auf: Her most Maya moment ever?Almost a year later
For you
Start it, invite people, set the order. You’re the director. Act like it.
For friends
One link, one question, one minute. Works on any phone, no download.
For them
The app for iPhone. Every message sealed, every one theirs to keep.
Good questions.
Nope. They open your link, pick a question and record right in the browser. No download, no account. A quick code confirms it’s really them.