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My Dear Tomorrow is a private letter-writing platform that allows you to write a message today and choose when it will be delivered in the future.

It can be a letter to yourself or to someone else, sent at a moment you decide.

It is not a social network, not a messaging app, and not a public archive.

Each letter is personal, intentional, and created for a specific future moment.
My Dear Tomorrow was created to give words time.

Some things are not meant to be said immediately.

Some thoughts deserve distance, reflection, or the right moment.

The platform exists to hold space for messages that matter — without pressure, without noise, and without performance.
No.

My Dear Tomorrow does not replace conversations, legal documents, wills, or professional advice.

It is not a substitute for legal, medical, or financial planning.

It exists alongside life — as a personal, emotional expression, not as a binding or official document.
My Dear Tomorrow is intentionally simple.

There is no public feed, no algorithm, no sharing, and no audience.

Letters are not designed to be reacted to, commented on, or discovered.

The focus is not on productivity or legacy, but on sincerity, privacy, and timing.
My Dear Tomorrow is created and maintained by an independent founder.

It is not owned by a large corporation or backed by advertising models.

The platform is shaped by personal experience, careful design choices, and a deliberate decision to keep it human-scale.
It is both.

My Dear Tomorrow operates as a professional service, while remaining rooted in a personal initiative.

This balance allows the platform to be sustainable without losing its original intention.
My Dear Tomorrow is guided by:

   •   privacy over visibility

   •   intention over immediacy

   •   ownership over exposure

   •   restraint over excess

The platform is built to respect boundaries — emotional, personal, and digital.
By doing less, not more.

My Dear Tomorrow avoids prompts, emotional steering, or suggested content.

There is no pressure to write in a certain way or about certain topics.

The platform provides a quiet structure and leaves the meaning entirely to the writer.
My Dear Tomorrow is neutral.

It does not promote any religious, spiritual, political, or philosophical belief system.

Users are free to write from any perspective that feels right to them.
For press, partnerships, or professional inquiries, you can contact us via the contact details listed on the website.

All inquiries are reviewed carefully to ensure they align with the values and purpose of My Dear Tomorrow.
My Dear Tomorrow cannot guarantee the existence or accessibility of any email address after submission.

If an address changes, is deleted, becomes inactive, or is unreachable due to third-party providers, My Dear Tomorrow is not responsible for failed delivery.

Users are responsible for keeping their delivery details up to date.

My Dear Tomorrow is a private letter-writing service that allows you to write a letter for yourself or for someone else and decide when it should be delivered in the future.

You write your letter, choose a delivery moment or condition, and My Dear Tomorrow securely stores it until that moment arrives.
My Dear Tomorrow is for anyone who wants to put meaningful words aside for later — whether for themselves or for someone important to them.

There is no age, background or life situation required. If you feel the need to write, My Dear Tomorrow is for you.
To get started, you create a free account.

Once your account is created, you can begin writing your first letter immediately and decide later if and when you want to schedule delivery or use additional features.
There is no set length or time requirement.

Some letters take minutes, others take days or are written over time.

You decide how long you take and how much you write.
No preparation is required.

You don’t need to know exactly what you want to say or how your letter will end.

You can begin with a few words and return later.
IYes.

You can save your letter as a draft and continue editing it at any time before it is scheduled or sent.
Yes.

My Dear Tomorrow is designed to be simple and intuitive.

No technical knowledge is required to write, edit or manage your letters.
Yes.

My Dear Tomorrow can be accessed from a phone, tablet or computer through a web browser.
After creating your first letter, it remains private and accessible only to you.

You can continue editing it, choose a delivery moment, or leave it untouched until you decide what to do next.
My Dear Tomorrow may offer optional guidance, prompts or tips within the platform.

These are meant as inspiration only — there is no correct way to write a letter.

After creating your account, you can start a new letter from your dashboard.

You write your letter at your own pace, choose a recipient (yourself or someone else) and select when it should be delivered.

Nothing is sent until you explicitly confirm delivery.
Yes.

Many users write letters to their future selves — to reflect, to remember or to mark an important moment in time.

You decide when that letter will be delivered to you.
Yes.

You can write a private letter to anyone by choosing their email address as the recipient and selecting a delivery date.

The letter remains inaccessible to anyone until that moment.

It exists alongside life — as a personal, emotional expression, not as a binding or official document.
There is no limit to how many letters you can write.

You only pay when you choose to schedule delivery for certain features or options, depending on your plan.
Yes.

You can edit your letter freely until it is scheduled and locked for delivery.

Once a letter is finalized for delivery, it can no longer be changed.
IYes.

Drafts are automatically saved in your account.

You can return to them at any time and continue writing whenever you’re ready.
Yes.

You can delete any draft or scheduled letter before delivery.

Once a letter has been delivered, it cannot be deleted.
Currently, letters are written individually.

If you want to reuse text, you can manually copy content from an existing draft before finalizing it.
Once scheduled, your letter is securely stored and locked.

It will remain inaccessible and unreadable until the delivery trigger you selected is reached.
Yes, as long as the delivery has not yet occurred.

You can cancel the delivery, return the letter to draft status, or delete it entirely.
You can see that a letter exists and view its metadata (title, recipient, delivery date),

but you cannot read or edit the content once it is locked.
No.

The recipient has no access, visibility or notification until the delivery moment occurs.
No.

Only you, as the account holder, can write, edit, manage or delete your letters.

Not even the person who gifted you access can read them.
No.

Letters are never read, reviewed or accessed by My Dear Tomorrow.

Content remains private and encrypted until delivery.
Currently, letters are text-based to preserve longevity, simplicity and compatibility over time.

This may evolve in the future, but written content remains the core.
Many users start without a clear plan.

You’ll find optional guidance and prompts inside the writing flow to help you begin — or you can simply write freely in your own words.
Yes.

Each letter is treated as a separate, independent message with its own delivery settings.
Unfinished drafts remain safely stored in your account.

There is no obligation to complete or send them.
No.

You are free to take your time.

Letters can remain drafts indefinitely.
In most cases, yes, as long as the letter has not reached its delivery trigger.

Once delivery conditions are met, changes are no longer possible.

When you schedule a letter, it is securely stored and locked until the delivery trigger you selected occurs.

Only then is the letter sent to the recipient by email.
A delivery trigger is the condition that determines when your letter will be delivered.

This can be a specific date or another predefined timing condition offered by My Dear Tomorrow.
Yes.

You can select a specific future date on which your letter will be delivered.
Yes, as long as the delivery trigger has not yet been reached.

Once a trigger is met or delivery is in progress, changes are no longer possible.
Yes.

You may cancel delivery at any time before the trigger occurs.

The letter will return to draft status or can be deleted.
At the moment the trigger is met, the system initiates delivery by sending the letter to the specified email address.

From that moment on, the letter is considered delivered.
You may receive a confirmation that delivery has occurred, depending on your notification settings.
My Dear Tomorrow cannot guarantee the existence or accessibility of any email address at the time of delivery.

If an address is invalid, deleted, inactive or unreachable due to third-party providers, My Dear Tomorrow is not responsible for failed delivery.
Delivery attempts may follow standard retry mechanisms, but long-term or repeated failures cannot be guaranteed to be resolved.
Yes, as long as the letter has not yet reached its delivery trigger.
You are responsible for entering the correct recipient email address.

Errors may result in failed delivery.
No.

Letters are never delivered before the trigger you selected.
In rare cases, delivery may be delayed due to technical, network or third-party email provider issues.

My Dear Tomorrow aims for timely delivery but cannot guarantee exact timing to the minute.
IMy Dear Tomorrow is built with long-term continuity in mind, but absolute future availability cannot be guaranteed.

Users should not rely on the service as a legal, financial, or inheritance instrument.
No.

Delivery dates are a personal intention, not a legally binding commitment or guarantee.
Each letter is delivered to one recipient email address.

If you wish to reach multiple people, you must create separate letters.
The delivery format is standardized to ensure reliability and clarity.

You cannot customize the delivery email itself.
Letters are stored securely and remain inaccessible until delivery.

While security is a priority, no digital system can guarantee absolute immunity from all risks.

Yes.

All letters are private by default.

Only you can access, edit, delete, or schedule your letters unless you explicitly choose to deliver them.
No.

No other users, recipients, or gift-givers can read your letters before delivery — not even the person who gifted you access.
No.

My Dear Tomorrow does not read, review or monitor the content of your letters.
No.

Letter content is never shared, sold or disclosed to third parties.
My Dear Tomorrow applies appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect user data.

However, no online system can guarantee absolute security.
Reasonable security measures are used to protect stored data.

While safeguards are in place, absolute or perpetual security cannot be guaranteed.
Data is stored using reputable hosting and infrastructure providers that comply with applicable data protection standards.
No.

The content of your letters is not analyzed, indexed or used for profiling or analytics.
No.

Your account, letters and personal information are not visible to other users.
Your letters are private, but an account is required to manage and store them.

My Dear Tomorrow does not publish or display user identities.
While My Dear Tomorrow takes data protection seriously, no system is immune to risk.

In the unlikely event of a breach, applicable legal obligations will be followed.
Your data is stored as long as your account remains active or until you delete your letters or account.
Yes.

Deleted letters are permanently removed and cannot be recovered.
Yes.

You may request account deletion at any time.

This permanently removes associated data, except where legal retention is required.
No digital service can guarantee confidentiality indefinitely.

My Dear Tomorrow applies best practices but cannot eliminate all future risks.
My Dear Tomorrow follows applicable data protection laws, including GDPR, regarding personal data handling and user rights.
No.

Letter content is never used for marketing, advertising or promotional purposes.
The full Privacy Policy is available on the website and applies to all use of the platform.

Yes.

Creating an account is free. You only pay if you choose to use paid features or services.
You pay only for specific services you actively choose, such as writing, scheduling or delivering letters beyond any free access you may have received.
No.

My Dear Tomorrow does not use recurring subscriptions.

All purchases are one-time and intentional.
Yes.

Prices may change, but any change applies only to future purchases, never retroactively.
Available payment methods are displayed at checkout and depend on your location and payment provider.
No.

Due to the personal, digital and irreversible nature of the service, all purchases are final and non-refundable.
Unused services remain available unless otherwise specified, but refunds are not provided.
Yes.

A confirmation or receipt is provided after payment.
Applicable taxes may be added depending on your location and legal requirements.
No.

Gifts are non-transferable, non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for cash.
If a payment fails, access to the paid service is not activated until payment is successfully completed.
Payment details are handled by trusted third-party payment providers.

My Dear Tomorrow does not store full payment information.

Yes.

An account is required to create, manage, store and deliver letters.
You create an account by signing up with a valid email address.
Each user should maintain one account.

Multiple accounts may be restricted or removed.
You can reset your password using the email address linked to your account.
Yes, as long as you have access to your account.
If you no longer have access to your email address, account recovery may not be possible.
No.

You are responsible for keeping your login credentials confidential.
My Dear Tomorrow does not access user accounts unless required for technical or legal reasons.
Support can be reached via the contact details provided on the website.
Support is provided on a best-effort basis.

Immediate or permanent availability is not guaranteed.
Yes.

Accounts may be suspended or removed if terms are violated.
Account deletion permanently removes access and associated data, subject to legal retention requirements.
No.

Accounts are personal and non-transferable.

You retain ownership of the content you write.
No.

Users are fully responsible for the content they create.
No.

Letters are not reviewed, moderated or edited.
Yes, if required by law or if content violates applicable terms or legal obligations.
No.

My Dear Tomorrow is not responsible for emotional, psychological or relational outcomes resulting from letters.
No.

My Dear Tomorrow does not replace legal documents, wills or professional advice.
No.

Letters have no legal or contractual authority.
Responsibility for content and its effects lies entirely with the user.
No.

Delivery depends on external factors such as email providers, internet availability and recipient access.
After the final permitted viewing, the letter is no longer accessible through My Dear Tomorrow.

We recommend saving a personal copy (for example as a PDF) during your available viewings.

My Dear Tomorrow does not guarantee long-term accessibility beyond the access rules chosen for that letter.
Continuity is not guaranteed.

Users are responsible for keeping personal copies if needed.
Yes.

Features and services may evolve or be discontinued.
The full Terms & Conditions are available on the website and apply to all use of the platform.

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