Still With Me vs Echolong

Exchange letters with your baby, across the Rainbow Bridge. I built Still With Me for my mother. She was struggling with the loss of her beloved companion. I wanted her to feel them close again, and to walk through her days with them by her side — that's the heart of this app. — What you'll find here — Once a day, your baby sends you a letter and a photo from across the Rainbow Bridge. Running through fields of flowers. Making new friends. Thinking of you with love. Each morning, you'll see how they're doing on the other side. When you write back, they read your words — and it gently shapes the letter that arrives tomorrow. A slow, quiet correspondence that keeps going. — What our users are saying — "The reply that came back was so tender it brought me to tears." — Woman in her 60s, App Store review — For people who — • Still have things you wish you could tell them • Aren't ready to welcome another companion • Want to imagine where they are now, and how they're doing They're waiting to hear from you. — Pricing — • Free to download. Your first letter is free. • Subscription or one-time purchase. Prices shown in the App Store. • Cancel anytime Privacy Policy: https://saeli.org/privacy-en Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Echolong is a small, quiet companion for grief. A place where the person you lost is held. Add to their Echo, day by day — memories, feelings, the things they used to say. Light a daily candle in remembrance. Mark the days that matter on your own calendar. Write private letters you cannot send. Share a memory as a keepsake. Echolong is not a medical app. It does not treat, diagnose, or claim to help with grief. It is a small companion. Everything stays on your device and in your own iCloud — nothing is shared with us or anyone else. If you are in crisis, please reach out to a crisis line. One-time purchase, no subscription, no upsells.