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    Gleam  ·  Digital Legacy

    Your words,delivered whenthey matter most.

    Gleam is a quiet custodian for the messages you want to leave behind. Write them now. We'll deliver them — safely, exactly, and only when the time is right.

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    AES-256 encryptionThree-strike delivery system30-day grace periodEnglish · Français
    01 — How it works

    A careful, patient check-in. Never premature.

    Gleam waits. Every thirty days, we gently check in. If you respond, nothing happens — life continues. Only after three unanswered check-ins, across more than fifty days, are your messages released.

    30d
    First check-in
    A quiet email. One tap to confirm you're here.
    37d
    Second attempt
    A week later, we ask again, with more attention.
    44d
    Third attempt
    Trusted contacts are quietly informed to look in on you.
    51d
    Messages released
    Your letters begin their journey to each recipient.
    From Gleam · Day 30
    A gentle check-in
    Just making sure you're still with us. Tap here to let us know — takes one second.
    02 — Delivery

    Protected until they're ready to receive.

    Messages are sealed with a private access code. Your recipient receives a careful notice, a moment to breathe, and a key that unlocks the letter only when they're ready.

    A letter is waiting. Only for them.

    When the time comes, each recipient receives a discreet envelope. Verification ensures the letter reaches only the person it was written for — no forwarding, no mistakes, no interception.

    1. I
      Envelope delivered
      An email arrives, softly worded, with a sealed letter inside.
    2. II
      Identity confirmed
      A six-character key, sent separately, ensures it's really them.
    3. III
      Letter revealed
      Your words, in your hand, when they're ready to read them.
    Enter your access key
    Awaiting key
    If you're reading this, I've gone ahead.
    Please know how proud I was, and how much I loved every ordinary day with you.— yours, always
    03 — Pricing

    One yearly price. Lifetime message slots.

    Unlike credit-based services, your message slots are yours forever once created. Renew annually to keep adding, editing, and managing — the messages themselves are always kept safe.

    Basic

    For a few words that must not be missed.
    $20per year
    About $4 per message, for always.
    • 5 lifetime message slots
    • AES-256 encrypted storage
    • Three-strike check-in system
    • 30-day grace period
    • Rich text formatting
    Choose Basic
    Most chosen

    Serenity

    For those with more to say.
    $30per year
    Just $3 per message. More room to be remembered.
    • 10 lifetime message slots
    • Everything in Basic
    • Recipient verification keys
    • Scheduled delivery windows
    • Priority support, in English & French
    Choose Serenity
    Cancel any time. Messages remain safely stored for 30 days after lapse.
    04 — Questions

    Answered plainly. No euphemisms.

    The things people ask most often. If something else is on your mind, write to us — a real person will reply, without haste.

    Our three-strike system is patient on purpose. You have fifty-one full days and four separate prompts to respond. And if your subscription lapses in the meantime, a thirty-day grace period still protects your letters.
    Of course. Messages can be rewritten, replaced, or deleted at any time before they are delivered. You are always in control of what is said.
    We don't assume — we check. Gleam sends quiet, low-pressure check-ins. Only after three go unanswered across fifty-plus days, and your trusted contacts have been notified, do your messages begin their release.
    If Gleam ever winds down, no new subscriptions will be accepted, and every existing paid subscription will be honored through its full term. After the last paid period ends, the service keeps running for one complete three-strike check-in cycle — long enough for any inactivity that began inside that window to be detected and every letter it triggers to be delivered. Only then does the service close. Messages that were never triggered by inactivity are destroyed at that point; nothing is silently retained.
    No. Recipients learn of their letter only when it is released. At that moment they receive a gentle notice and a separate verification key — the letter opens only on their confirmation.

    Begin the letter you've been meaning to write.

    It takes ten minutes to write your first message. It takes a lifetime of peace of mind, afterward.

    Start your legacy
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