Observed arrival · 2026-10-29
Diginotes makes a question arrive in a named envelope
A link-based tool for sending personal questions as digital letters, with a keepsake-style answer card.
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- People planning personal questions, dates, or wedding-party asks
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- The sender can disable a shared link with one tap; recipients need no installation, while creation requires email sign-in.
Field notes
The sender signs in with email, chooses an occasion, writes a question and optional note, then shares a link through a chat app. The recipient opens a named envelope in a browser; after answering, the page says a keepsake card can be screenshotted, while the sender can revoke a link with one tap. The design rationale cites research on gratitude, curiosity, and remembered experiences.
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