One inbox per child
A clean address to remember
Create an address like [email protected] for each child in your family.
Private family email archive
Email your child now. Keep every note for later.
Letters gives each child a private inbox for the messages you do not want buried in a normal email account. Approve the family members you trust, collect notes and photos in one place, and keep a clean archive that is easy to revisit.
Approved senders only
Family mail, not inbox clutter
You decide exactly which email addresses can send letters into each archive.
Notes plus attachments
Preserve the whole moment
Keep encouragement, milestone updates, photos, and files together with the email that brought them in.
4 letters stored
3 approved senders
3 photo attachments
Updated Mar 7, 2026
Today's letter
First day of kindergarten
approved sender
You were so brave this morning. I hope one day you read this and remember how excited you were to carry your new backpack through the classroom door.
Approved senders
Preserved with every note
- Subject, sender, and arrival date
- Photos and file attachments
- A calm reading view for later
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How it works
A simple workflow for the moments you do not want to lose.
The product is intentionally quiet. Parents create the archive, approve family senders, and let ordinary email do the rest.
Create a child mailbox
Add each child once and generate a dedicated address for their archive.
Approve the family
Choose the email addresses that can send messages into each archive. Everyone else stays out.
Send real-life notes
Family members email from the inboxes they already use. Notes, stories, and milestone photos arrive together.
Revisit everything calmly
Browse the archive without promotions, spam, or noise. Just the messages that matter.
What you keep
An archive with shape, not just a pile of messages.
Letters keeps each note in the setting that gives it meaning: which child it belongs to, who sent it, when it arrived, and the photos or files that came with it. Instead of disappearing into a crowded inbox, each memory stays organized in one calm place.
Each note in context
Every note stays tied to the child, sender, and day it arrived.
Photos and attachments
Milestone photos and files remain attached to the note that brought them in.
A trusted sender list
Each archive stays intentionally small because only approved addresses can send.
A normal inbox
Busy, mixed, forgettable
Hard to preserve on purpose
- Promotions, account alerts, and family messages end up in the same place.
- Milestones get buried by the next hundred incoming emails.
- There is no obvious archive for one child and one story.
Letters
Focused, private, easy to return to
Built for keepsakes
- One private mailbox per child, with only approved family email addresses allowed.
- Each message keeps its sender details, timing, and attachments together.
- Parents can build the archive quietly until the time feels right to share it.
Questions parents ask
Who can send letters?
Only the email addresses you approve for that child's archive. Parents stay in control of who can send.
Do grandparents need an account?
No. Once their email address is approved, they can send from the inbox they already use.
What gets preserved?
The incoming message, the sender details, the date it arrived, and supported attachments stay with the archive.
Can I export the archive?
Yes. Each child's mailbox can be exported as a standard `.mbox` file, so you can keep a portable copy outside Letters whenever you want.
When do I share it with my child?
Whenever it feels right. Letters helps you keep the archive organized until that day matters to your family.
Start small
Build the archive one ordinary email at a time.
The best keepsakes are usually the everyday notes. Start with one child, one letter, and one family memory worth keeping.