Tell someone what they mean to you.
Write a kudo. Pick the feelings behind it. Send them the link and let them open it like a little gift.
Sealed in your browser. We can never read what you've written.
Paper
This is how it will look when they open it.
Only they can read it.
- Sealed on your device. Your words, names, voice note, and every line added later are encrypted in your browser before anything is sent.
- The key lives in the link. It sits after the # in the link you share. Browsers never send that part to us.
- We keep a locked box. Our servers hold sealed bytes we cannot open. Not now, not ever.
Email and handwritten letters are the exception. If you choose one after sealing, your words pass through us so we can send or write them, and we delete them once they're delivered.
Or start a wall for many.
A team, a class, a birthday, a farewell. Everyone adds a kudo and they pin up like postcards on one page. Walls are end-to-end encrypted too.
Using ChatGPT or Claude? Kudo works there too.
Your shelf
Kudos you have opened or sent from this device. They stay right here, in your browser.