Say it now, while you can
Record a video, your voice, or write a letter. Choose who each one is for, and when it should reach them — a birthday, a wedding, or simply the day after.
Messages that arrive after you are gone
Say it while you can.
Record messages for the people you love, and choose the moment each one reaches them — a birthday in 2041, a wedding you will not see, or simply the day after.
Free to start. Nothing leaves here while you are alive.
How it works
Three things happen, years apart
Nothing happens until it has to
Your messages sit here, yours to change or destroy, for as long as you are alive. When someone reports your death, a person at our end checks the certificate against your details — never a computer — and you are emailed 24 hours before anything is sent.
Then it arrives, exactly when you meant it to
At nine in the morning, wherever they live. No account, no sign-up, nothing to install — just a link that opens and plays, and keeps working for as long as they want it.
Nothing leaves while you are alive
Everything is yours to change or destroy, right up until the day it is not.
A person checks, never a computer
Your vault only opens when someone here has reviewed a death certificate against your details.
You get a day to stop it
We email you 24 hours before anything is sent. If you are alive to read it, one click ends it.
It outlives us
If we ever close, everything is exported and sent to you and your executors.
What it costs
Storing a video is cheap
Promising to still be here in forty years is not. When you die your card dies with you, so everything after that comes out of what you have already paid — which is why every plan says how long it keeps delivering.
Month to monthDelivers for 10 years after you die · 25 GB · $49 once, paid by your estate when your messages are released$29.99/mo
A year at a timeDelivers for 15 years after you die · 25 GB · no release fee$239once
Three years at a timeDelivers for 25 years after you die · 25 GB · no release fee$539once
For as long as it takesDelivers for 40 years after you die · 100 GB · no release fee$1,499once
What we will not claim
Not end-to-end encrypted, and we will never say it is
Your files are encrypted, access-controlled and audited. But end-to-end means only you hold the key — and you will be dead at exactly the moment the key is needed. Somebody has to be able to open these without you.
So this is a relationship of trust, backed by access controls, a human review, and a log of everything that has ever happened — including every time somebody here opened your account, with the reason they typed at the time. That log is yours to read, and nobody here can edit or delete a line of it. We would rather say that plainly than let you believe something untrue about your own last words.
Questions
The things people ask first
Short answers. If something here matters to you and the answer is not plain enough, it is our wording that is wrong — the terms say all of it again, at length.
What happens if Lasting Love closes?
Everything in your vault is exported and sent to you and to your executors before anything else is settled. You do not have to wait for that, or ask us: you can download the whole vault yourself, any day, from your account.
Can I change my mind after I have recorded something?
Yes. Every message, recipient and date is yours to edit or delete for as long as you are alive. Nothing here is final until the day it is.
How do you know I have died?
Somebody you have named reports it and uploads the death certificate. A person at our end checks it against your details — never a computer — and we email you 24 hours before anything is sent.
What if someone reports my death while I am alive?
That is what the 24-hour email is for. One click ends it, the account stays yours, and nothing has left.
Does the person receiving it need an app or an account?
No. They get an email with a private link and the message opens in their browser. No app, no password, and no sign-up on the worst week of their life.
Can anyone at your end open my messages?
Somebody can, and we would rather say so than let you believe otherwise. Every time it happens it is written to a log you can read whenever you like, with the reason they typed at the time. Nobody here can edit or delete a line of it.