PSFutureMail
I wanted a way to write letters to my future self and actually forget about them until they arrive. Existing options didn't quite work for me. While Gmail lets you schedule emails, seeing those drafts every time was tempting, breaking the surprise. FutureMe has moved to a paid model, and most alternatives either lack encryption, feel limited, or don’t allow editing after scheduling. So I built PSFutureMail. It's a simple web app where you can write a letter and choose a delivery date anywhere from days to decades in the future. Letters are private and encrypted by default. You can edit or…
PSFutureMail launched on March 15, 2026 with 8 votes, #1,340 of 23,380 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
I built PSFutureMail because we wanted something simpler and more flexible. You can edit your letters anytime until they’re sent - no lock-in. It’s free to start, then pay only for what you use. No ads, your letters are encrypted, and you can share them publicly if you like. We hope it feels like a friendly, affordable way to send messages to your future self.
Write to the future - imagine receiving a message from your past self years later. PSFutureMail lets you send letters and emails to your future self that arrive exactly when you choose - privately, reliably, on your timeline.
Next week, next year, or a decade from now - you choose the date. Write today, and we'll send it when the time comes. Free to start. Imagine a quiet space where your thoughts travel to the future - no accidental sends, no rush. Just your words, delivered exactly when you choose. Write a letter today and choose exactly when it should arrive - next year, a decade from now, or even further. We’ll take care of the timing. Plans change, people change, words change. You can update or rewrite your letter at any point before it’s delivered. Your letters are encrypted and private by default. Share anonymously as a public letter, or keep it just between you and your future self. PSFutureMail is…from psfuturemail.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
I wanted a way to write letters to my future self and actually forget about them until they arrive. Existing options didn't quite work for me. While Gmail lets you schedule emails, seeing those drafts every time was tempting, breaking the surprise. FutureMe has moved to a paid model, and most alternatives either lack…
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