Baby / 18th birthday pack
A letter for the day they turn 18.
Family and friends write to a child and seal every letter to their 18th birthday. Print a frame-ready card now, and a keepsake PDF when the letters open.
up to 100 letters per group · start as many groups as you need
Keep your box file safe — back it up; we can't recover it.
Where are the letters stored? In the links you receive and your box file — not on our servers.
What it looks like
Fictional examples.
Example · sealed
A letter for Juniper's 18th birthday
To: Juniper · From: Mum & Dad
Opens 3 March 2044
Example · sealed
A letter for Juniper's 18th birthday
To: Juniper · From: Grandpa Walt
Opens 3 March 2044
Example · sealed
A letter for Juniper's 18th birthday
To: Juniper · From: Your big sister
Opens 3 March 2044
How it works
- 1.Set the date and where letters go.
- 2.Share the QR or link.
- 3.Everyone writes and taps Send.
- 4.On the day, open them all together.
Baby / 18th birthday pack
$15 once
- up to 100 letters per group · start as many groups as you need
- Frame-ready card (A4 or US Letter) and a keepsake PDF
- 18th-birthday date from the child's birthday
- 3 nursery themes
- Dates up to 25 years ahead
- Everything in Ripenote Lifetime
- Up to 3 devices per key
Payments by Dodo Payments (Merchant of Record). No account. Your key arrives by email. Already bought? Enter your key
Questions
Will it really still open in 18 years?
It opens as long as the drand network keeps publishing. The format is open, so drand's own tools can open it without us. Read the limits on How it works.
What if we lose the printout?
Keep a second copy: the link, the card image or the .seal file. We never have a copy, so we can't recover it.
Where are the letters stored?
In the links you receive and your box file — not on our servers. ripenote.com never sees the letters.
Does it include Lifetime?
Yes. Every pack includes everything in Ripenote Lifetime, plus the pack's own tools.
Is it a subscription?
No. It's a one-time payment. There are no renewals, no ads and no tracking.
Do the people opening the letters need to pay?
Never. Opening is free for everyone, forever, whether or not the writer paid.