
Gift box
Tug the ribbon, lift the lid, a note rises out.
Gifts
Write now, open later. Choose the exact date and time your letter can be opened, seal it in wax, and send the link today. Until then it waits, with a countdown ticking on the envelope.

Before the date, they see a sealed envelope with a wax seal and a live countdown in days, hours, minutes and seconds, and they can add a reminder to their calendar. When the moment arrives, the seal can be broken: it cracks, the envelope opens, and your letter is written out by hand, with your photo if you added one.
Choose a wax colour: oxblood, forest green, navy or gold.
Write your letter, up to 800 characters, and add a small photo if you like.
Pick the date and time it can be opened. It unlocks at that moment in their own time zone.
Create the link and send it now. They'll see the countdown until the day comes.
Time capsule letters are made for milestones: a child's 18th birthday, a wedding anniversary, graduation, a baby's first birthday, New Year's Day, the end of a deployment or a long trip, or a note to your future self a year from now.
Not on the page: until the date, they see the sealed envelope and the countdown. It's a gentle surprise lock kept by the page, not encryption, so don't put passwords or real secrets in it.
You pick the date and time on your device, and it unlocks at that exact moment everywhere. The countdown shows them the time left in their own time zone.
Years ahead is fine. Links are kept for at least two years, so a date within two years is the safest choice.
Yes. Send the link to your own email or save it somewhere safe, and add the calendar reminder so you don't forget.
Yes. No account, no watermark. The letter is saved under a short private link that isn't listed anywhere, and deleted on request (info@novpix.com).

Tug the ribbon, lift the lid, a note rises out.

Washed ashore at golden hour, uncorked, unrolled.

A wish written on paper, released into the dusk.

Folded notes, one tap each: reasons, memories, promises.

Hand-tied in kraft paper; each flower opens in turn.