Getting Out: Inmate Letters

Getting Out: Inmate Letters

Letters to prison and jail

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Released
October 26, 2026
Updated
October 31, 2026

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Writing to someone in jail or prison should not be the hard part. Sendline turns your phone into the desk where you write. Type the letter, pick who it goes to, and the app fills in the mailing address the way that facility wants it, checks the letter against that facility's rules, and prints the letter and a matching #10 envelope on your own printer. Fold, stamp, mail. Sendline is a subscription app. Browsing the prison catalog is free; adding the people you write to, writing and printing letters, envelopes and photo pages need Sendline Premium. HOW IT WORKS (with Premium) 1. Add the person you write to — name, ID number, and where they are held. 2. Write your letter. Add photos if the facility allows them. 3. Run the checklist. Sendline flags the things mail rooms return letters for. 4. Print the letter and the envelope, both already addressed. WHAT YOU GET • Addresses done right. Federal and state systems are built in, each with its own format for the name, register number, unit and PO box. • Federal inmate locator. Search bop.gov by name or register number and pull the facility straight into the contact. • A mail rules checklist. Missing return address, too many pages, glitter, stickers, staples, photo counts — caught before you spend a stamp. • Envelopes. A #10 envelope with both addresses laid out to scale. • Photo pages. Print 4x6 or wallet-size photos on a sheet that mail rooms accept. • Letter history. Every letter you wrote to every person, in one thread, with its status. • Everything stays on your phone. No account, no sign-up, no server holding your letters. WHAT SENDLINE IS NOT Sendline does not mail anything for you and is not connected to any jail, prison, or corrections agency. You print the letter and mail it yourself. Mail rules and addresses change — the app shows where its information comes from so you can confirm it before something important goes out. SUBSCRIPTION The prison catalog is free to browse. A subscription unlocks adding people, writing letters, logging replies, printing, envelopes and sharing as PDF: • Weekly • Monthly • Yearly There is no free trial. Payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm the purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and your Apple Account is charged for the renewal within the 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel it any time in Settings → your name → Subscriptions. Terms of Use: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11VbeM3_5D2n4OTydAFTL6qX7Kd2TpQgfzNbwkvuVdf0/edit?usp=sharing Privacy Policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tY9JEubNInHPL7AZ-p6yUjA2ZQFT1TFaqCVfje2scVs/edit?usp=sharing
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October 31, 2026

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Last updated on October 29, 2026.

User reviews

Everybody’s out to make money

Shouldn’t cost money to talk to your children who are locked up. How can you be supportive and be a good parent when you don’t always have the money to throw it some app so that you can communicate with your kid who definitely needs support. Why are we treating humans like animals in a zoo where you have to purchase snacks in order to engage with them and yes, I am speaking figuratively
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Not GettingOut or GTL. Check the developer

This app is not the GettingOut app from GTL/ViaPath. It uses the "Getting Out" name, but the developer is an individual, "Alina Karatnyk," not Telmate, LLC, which publishes the real GettingOut app. It was released October 26, 2026.
If you're looking for GettingOut to message or video visit someone through GTL, this isn't it. Search "GettingOut" and make sure the developer says Telmate, LLC.
Before paying for anything here, ask yourself why it's using another company's name.
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