Write a letter to yourself, ten years from now.
A decade is a long time. Write something that lasts.
Be one of the first.
10-year letter
A decade is just long enough.
A decade is long enough that the version of you who reads this letter will be meaningfully different from the version who writes it. The career you have today might not be the career you have then. The city you live in. The people you spend time with. The thing that's keeping you up at night will probably be something you can barely remember.
But some things will be unchanged. The values that matter most to you. The relationships you've worked hardest to keep. The shape of your handwriting (or, in this case, your typing). A ten-year letter is a way of writing down the parts of yourself you hope still exist after a decade of life happening — and giving future-you a chance to recognise them.
It's also the most common horizon people pick for letters like this — long enough to feel meaningful, short enough that you'll almost certainly still be checking the same email inbox. We support up to 50 years if you want to write further out, but ten is the sweet spot.
Write it once. Forget about it for a while. We'll deliver it on the day you chose.
How it works
Three steps. No account.
Simple by design. Built so anyone can use it without signing up.
- 01
Write your letter
Tell your future self anything. A goal. A memory. A promise. Plain text only — no formatting, no attachments.
- 02
Confirm your email
We send a one-time confirmation link. Click it within 7 days and your letter is scheduled.
- 03
Receive it on the day
We'll be there on the day you chose. Encrypted in the meantime, and only you can read it.
Why this tool exists
Some letters are worth waiting for.
TimeCapsule is a free tool from the team at Vaulternal. We build software for delivering files to the right person at the right moment — under conditions you set in advance.
Most of our work is on conditional access continuity — long trips, hospital stays, planned handovers, and similar situations. This tool is a simpler version of that idea, and it's just for you. No account, no fee, no catch.
Questions
Frequently asked
Is it really free?
Will my letter actually arrive?
How is my letter protected?
Can I edit or cancel?
Why do you ask me to confirm by email?
Can I send to someone else?
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