Dear Future Me is a voice diary built around one simple idea: answer a single question each day in about a minute — out loud, in your own voice.
One year later, that recording comes back to you. Not a typed note, but the actual sound of who you were.
WHY YOUR VOICE
Typing flattens a day into words. Your voice keeps the rest — the tiredness, the excitement, the laugh you didn't notice. Hearing
yourself from a year ago is a different kind of memory: warmer, truer, sometimes surprising.
ONE QUESTION A DAY
No blank page, no pressure. Each day Dear Future Me offers a thoughtful question — about a small scene, a feeling, a worry, a hope.
Not feeling it? Ask for another. It takes about a minute, and then you're done.
A LETTER TO A YEAR FROM NOW
Every answer is sealed like a letter and delivered back to you in exactly one year. Some days you'll forget you ever recorded it —
until it arrives.
LOOK BACK ANYTIME
Your recordings live in a calm journal you can revisit whenever you like. Browse by month, swipe through a calendar, or search what
you said. Every entry plays back in your own voice.
YOUR WEEK, WOVEN
At the end of each week, your answers are gently woven into a short essay you can read, edit, and keep — a quiet summary of where
you've been. Share it as a beautiful card to Instagram and other apps.
BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES
Add your birthday or any anniversary and you'll get a question made for that day, every year. Import dates straight from your
Calendar.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your voice is yours. Recordings stay on your device and, if you choose, back up to your own iCloud — never to our servers. You can
also export everything as a single backup file. Signing in with Apple, Google, or email is optional and is used only to sync your
text, never your audio.
THOUGHTFUL DETAILS
• Korean and English, switchable in-app
• Light and dark mode
• On-device transcription so you can search what you said
• A daily reminder at a time you choose
Dear Future Me isn't social. There are no likes, no followers, no feed. It's just you, one minute a day, talking to the person
you're becoming.
Start today. A year from now, you'll be glad you did.
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