A Love Letter Website That Sends an Envelope, Not a Message
Love Link is a love letter website: you write the letter, and it becomes a private page with an envelope that opens, a reveal that writes the words out line by line, and a link or QR code you can hand over. Writing and previewing are free; you pay once, when the letter is ready to send.
What a love letter website actually does
A love letter website is a place to write a letter and deliver it as a link instead of a message. Your words get their own page: an envelope with the recipient's name on it, a typewriter reveal, and nothing else competing for attention.
That is the whole difference from a text or an email. A message arrives between two notifications; a letter page waits until the person is ready to open it, and it is still there the next time they want to read it.
Love Link does not write the letter for you. There is no AI text generation anywhere in the product: you keep the words, and the site handles the envelope, the delivery and the QR code.
How it works, in three steps
Write it: their name, a tone, a memory or three, and the letter itself. Up to 2,000 characters, with ten visual themes to choose from.
Preview it: open the envelope the way your recipient will, as many times as you like, before paying anything.
Send it: the unlock creates a private link and a QR code. Send the link by message or email, or print the code into a card and hand it over in person.
What it costs, and who pays
Writing and previewing are free. Sharing one letter costs a one-time $2.99, and that unlock never renews — there is nothing to cancel afterwards.
If you send letters often, the annual plan is $6.99 a year: unlimited letters while it is active, plus scheduled delivery, read receipts and a song from Spotify inside the letter.
The person receiving the letter never pays and never creates an account. They tap the link, or scan the code, and the envelope is theirs to open.
Love letter website questions
What is a love letter website?
It is a site where you write a letter and send it as a private page rather than a message. Love Link adds an envelope with the recipient's name, a reveal that writes the letter out line by line, a private link and a QR code. You write the words; the site handles how they arrive.
Do I need an account to write a letter?
Not to write or preview one. An account is needed at the moment you unlock and share a letter, so the purchase and the page belong to somebody.
Does the recipient need an account or an app?
No. They open the link in any browser, on a phone or a laptop, and the envelope is there. There is nothing to install and nothing for them to pay.
Is a letter online public?
No. Letter pages are not listed anywhere and there is no index of them; only somebody with the exact link or QR code can open one. Anyone the link is forwarded to can open it too, so treat it the way you would treat the letter.
Is there a subscription?
The per-letter unlock is a one-time $2.99 and never renews. An optional annual plan at $6.99 exists for people who send several letters: unlimited letters while it is active, scheduled delivery, read receipts, and background music.