Write a letter. Share a link. See who reads it.
LetterBox is a small, private place for letters. No feed, no followers: just you, the person you write to, and a quiet record of who opened it.
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How it works
Write
Open the editor and write like you would on paper: a title, your name, and the letter. Farsi or English, it handles both.
Address it
Every letter lives at /you/a-word. Pick a word only the reader would guess: their name, a nickname, a shared memory. Add a password if it is just between you.
Deliver
Send the link directly, or just tell them your name. On /you they type the word they think of, and if a letter is waiting, it opens.
See who read it
Each opening is recorded: when, from where, on what device. You also see the names people tried that did not match, so you know who is looking for a letter.
Two ways to receive a letter
By link
The writer sends you the address. Open it, enter the password if there is one, and read.
By guessing
Think someone left you a letter? Go to /their-name and try the word they would choose for you. A wrong guess costs nothing; a right one opens the letter.
Small by design
- Username and password only, no email.
- Letters are hidden from search engines and bots.
- An optional password on any letter.
- Farsi and English, with right-to-left handled.
- Light and dark theme.