The same simple idea — a note sealed now, opened later — fits every chapter of a life. Here is how EterniNote grows alongside yours, from a first letter to the things you most want to pass on.
Each chapter uses the same note — sealed today, opened when the moment arrives. Everything here works today.
A letter to the person you're becoming.
Write to your future self and seal it to open years from now — on a graduation, a big birthday, the morning of a move. The first note is often the one you come back to.
A letter to your future selfWords saved for the day they'll mean the most.
Seal a note for an anniversary, or a vow renewed a decade on. Share a private vault between two people so the message is built — and opened — together.
Anniversary & milestone deliveryA voice they can keep, set to arrive on time.
Record the early days in your own voice or on film, and seal a letter to open when your child reaches a milestone age — their eighteenth, their wedding morning, the day they leave home.
Opens at a milestone ageEvery generation, adding a voice.
Open a Family Vault and gather grandparents, parents, and children around the same milestones — each adding their part to one shared note, sealed together and opened together.
One vault, every voiceThe things you most want to leave behind.
Seal the letters, stories, and blessings you want the people you love to have in the years to come, delivered on the dates you choose — and endow the ones that matter Sealed Forever, kept with a certificate that lasts.
Delivered for years to comeWhatever the chapter, the promise is the same: what you keep today arrives exactly when it is meant to.
On a date you choose, on an event like a birthday or anniversary, or once the recipient reaches a milestone age. You set the rule when you seal it.
Yes. A Family Vault lets several people add to a shared note, with roles for contributors, viewers, and an executor.
A one-time $2.99 endowment that preserves a note permanently and issues a certificate of preservation. It is included with annual Legacy and Eternal plans, and always with Enterprise.
Keep one moment, free, and set it to arrive when it will mean the most. The rest of the story grows from there.