A keepsake box sealed when your child is born, and opened on their eighteenth birthday. Plus a quiet, free app for everything in between.
First fifty Capsules ship autumn 2026 · Made in Canada
The app suggests one small thing to do together, timed to your child's age. Not another feed to scroll. Something to actually do this afternoon.
Keep one artifact from the moment: a drawing, a ticket, a photograph, a sentence they said that you don't want to lose.
It goes into the Capsule. One sleeve for every year, sealed as it fills, waiting for a person who doesn't exist yet.
The anchor product
A linen-wrapped, hinged archival box built to sit on a shelf for eighteen years and be opened exactly once.
Inside: eighteen numbered acid-free sleeves, one for each year, a guide, wax seals, and a letters archive for the words the family wants to say early and deliver late.
Free, and staying free
It knows what week you're in, what's coming next, and what's worth capturing now. It works offline, installs to your home screen, and never shows an advertisement.
Where you and the baby are today, and what the coming weeks bring.
Two equal accounts, one shared timeline, synced quietly between phones.
Grandparents get their own gentle feed and can seal letters into the Capsule.
English, Portuguese, and Spanish, so the whole family reads it in their own.
The pilot run is fifty Capsules, made this autumn. Leave your email and we will write once, when they are ready.
This is a company built around one long, slow object. It cannot work if the software is loud or the data is for sale. So it will not be.