Occasions
A time capsule for their first birthday, and beyond
Gather the letters, photos and videos from the year your baby arrived, and seal them for their first birthday — or their eighteenth.
Examples
On SealedIn, a message for later is called an envelope: a letter, photos or a video, sealed until the moment you choose. These are examples, written by us to show what's possible.
- Example: written by us, to show what's possible
“Your first year”
A letter from each parent and twenty photos, to open on the morning of their first birthday.
- Example: written by us, to show what's possible
“From Grandma”
A video of her reading the book she read to you, for their fifth birthday.
- Example: written by us, to show what's possible
“To open at 18”
The newspaper front page from the day they were born, and a letter.
Premium envelope
Asking family and friends
At a baby shower or a naming day, ask each guest to send their own envelope to the baby's parents, or to an address set up for the baby, for the same date. SealedIn doesn't collect everyone's messages into one envelope, so each person sends their own; they'll all arrive together if they choose the same minute.
How it works
Write or record it
A letter, photos, a video.
Choose who and when
The date and the minute.
Seal it
It waits until then, and we deliver it.
The day they turn one
Set it for the minute they were born, a year on, if you know it.
Which plan you'll need
A first birthday time capsule is free. Anything more than 3 years away — an 18th, say — is Premium: £4.99, once.
Baby time capsule ideas
A letter about the day they were born.
A video of their first laugh, first steps or first food.
What everyone thought they'd grow up to be.
The songs you sang to them at 3am.
Somewhere safe to wait
Who looks after it.
SealedIn is run by Rabblepop Ltd, a UK company in Warrington.
Where it's kept.
On Amazon Web Services in London.
What we do with it.
Nothing but deliver it. No ads, no selling your data.
If plans change.
Cancel any time before delivery.
Questions
Who should I address it to?
To yourself, if they're tiny; to them, at an email address they'll grow into.
Can several people add to one capsule?
Not to one envelope. Each person sends their own, for the same moment.
More ideas
Say it now. Let it arrive later.
It's free to write, seal and send.
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