Time Capsule
Write sealed letters to the people you love — to be opened on their wedding day, their 18th birthday, or whenever they need you most.
What you can do in Time Capsule
Write Sealed Letters
Compose heartfelt letters to loved ones that are locked away until the exact moment you choose to release them.
Choose When They Open It
Set letters to open on a specific date, a life event — wedding day, graduation, 18th birthday, first child — or whenever they need you.
Seal With Love
Letters are sealed until the chosen moment — giving you peace of mind that your words will arrive at just the right time.
Attach a Photo
Include a photo with your letter — a picture of yourself today, a family photo, or a cherished memory to accompany your words.
Pick an Envelope Style
Choose from beautiful envelope colours — cream, rose, midnight blue and more — to make each letter feel truly personal.
Write to Anyone
Create letters for your children, grandchildren, a partner, a best friend — anyone whose life you want to touch in the future.
"We created a time capsule the day our daughter was born. When she turns 18, she'll open a whole world we captured just for her."
When Grace was born on a Tuesday morning in October 2024, her parents Claire and Tom decided to do something they'd always wished someone had done for them. That same evening, from the hospital room, they opened Everhere on Tom's phone and started building a time capsule — locked until Grace's 18th birthday.
They wrote down everything: the exact time she arrived (6:14am), her weight (7lb 3oz), and the hospital — the Royal Victoria, Newcastle. They noted the GPS coordinates of the ward. They recorded what was number one in the charts the week she was born, and scanned and uploaded the front page of that day's newspaper. They wrote about how her name was chosen — Grace, after Tom's late grandmother, with the middle name Ellie after Claire's best friend who had passed away two years earlier.
They included a photo of the three of them in the first hour. A voice note from Tom, still in his hospital scrubs, crying happy tears. A letter from Claire describing the exact feeling of the moment. And a message to Grace herself: the world she was born into, what they hoped for her, and how completely and utterly she had already changed everything.
"One day Grace will open this and see the world exactly as it was the day she arrived in it. She'll know her name's story, hear her dad crying with joy, and understand just how much she was wanted. That's the greatest gift we could ever give her."
— Claire, Grace's mum
What to put in your Time Capsule
Creating a digital time capsule isn't just a gimmick — it's an emotional act of preservation. Here are some ideas to inspire you.
💌 Personal & Emotional Artifacts
Audio Notes
Capture "soundscapes" of your life — a child's first words, a family dinner's background noise, or a parent's laugh.
Letters to the Future
Write a typed or scanned handwritten letter. Include your current goals, predictions for the world, or things you hope don't change.
Life Playlists
Links to or lists of your current favourite songs — music is a powerful "time machine" for memories.
📸 Snapshots of Daily Life
Screenshots
Capture your most-used apps, current memes, or funny text conversations that show how people communicate today.
Digital "Home Tour"
A video walking through your current home or neighbourhood. Future viewers might find today's interior design fascinatingly old-fashioned.
Current Statistics
Screenshots of today's news headlines, weather reports, or your monthly budget — a snapshot of the world as it is right now.
Fashion Photoshoot
Photos of you in your favourite daily outfits to document the trends of the era.
🗂️ Digitised Physical Items
Scanned Mementos
Use your phone to scan concert tickets, handwritten notes, family recipes, or children's artwork.
Archival Documents
Digitised versions of school reports, certificates, or property deeds that you want to preserve without risk of physical decay.