A time capsule for your child, kept by email

Every memory,
held until they’re ready.

Your kid gets their own address. Anything you email it drops straight into a locked vault that opens on the day you choose. And every Sunday, it emails you first, so you never stop.

30 days free · No card required · Memories kept forever

0 moments kept Drag to scrub

Where it all lands

Every moment, one email.
Sealed in their lockbox.

Send it from your phone the second it happens. It’s sealed on arrival and kept in order until the day you hand it over.

0apps to install
0logins to send
0delete buttons
1reader, years from now
Locked on arrival
Ryder’s lockbox 313 memories · since December 2018
Sealed
ryder@protect.memhold.com
Mail in only Sealed on arrival Opens on his 18th
Every Sunday, it writes back
R Ryder via Memhold Sun 9:00 AM

Hi! It’s Sunday. What did I get up to this week?

Reply, and it’s locked in too

Why we built it

Why we built Memhold

“When my son was born, I made an email address for him. Every time he does something, like learning to walk or saying his first words, I write it down. Some days I look back to remember. One day, he’ll get all of it.”

Taylor Graham, founder of Memhold and dad of two

Where memories live today

You’re already saving the
moments. They’re just scattered.

The camera roll

The photo is there, buried between screenshots and parking spots. The story behind it isn’t.

Instagram

Written for followers and likes, not for one kid reading it at 18. And it was never theirs.

The baby book

Beautiful through month six. Then life happens.

A journaling app

One more app to open, one more login to remember. Memhold works from the email app you already use.

The Gmail you made them

Where Memhold started

The closest idea, but it’s an account, not a lockbox. Passwords to keep up with, no Sunday check-ins to keep the habit going, and mixed in with a regular inbox instead of a dedicated place built just for their memories.

Posted vs. kept.

A post is written for an audience. A memory in Memhold is written for one person, years from now. That changes what you say.

A post

  • Written for followers
  • Shaped by likes
  • Public, or close to it
  • Lives on someone else’s platform

A Memhold memory

  • Written for one person
  • Honest, messy, real
  • Private, encrypted, never sold
  • Theirs to keep

Not a feed. Not an
inbox. A lockbox.

It looks like email from the outside. Inside, it works like a safe.

  • Mail in, nothing out The address only receives. Nothing to sort, answer or manage.
  • No login to send You, Grandma, anyone with the address. Any email app works.
  • Kept safe and untouched Once it’s in, it stays sealed in order until the day you hand it over.
  • It emails you first A weekly note in their name keeps you going long after month six.

How it works

No new app.
Just the inbox you already open.

01

Send it.

Write from the pickup line, a lunch break, or bed. Attach the photo while it’s still on your phone.

02

It lands in their vault.

One private place that belongs to your child, sorted by date. No feed, no likes. It just waits.

03

Their name shows up in your inbox.

Pick a rhythm, like Sundays at 9. Memhold sends a short prompt in your child’s name, and checks in after holidays too. Reply, and your answer is saved.

  1. Sun, Nov 8Weekly check-in
  2. Fri, Nov 27Day after Thanksgiving
  3. Sun, Dec 6Weekly check-in
  4. Sat, Dec 26Day after Christmas
04

Grandparents can send too.

Give them the address. If they can email, they can add to it.

  • GmailAny phone or computer
  • OutlookAny phone or computer
  • Apple MailiPhone, iPad, Mac

Built for decades

Not a feed.
A record, measured in years.

From their first steps to the day they leave for college, every email stacks up into one complete story of growing up.

Handover

The day it
becomes theirs.

You choose when: an 18th birthday, a graduation, or whenever it feels right. On that day, download everything and hand it over: every memory in order and every photo.

  • You decide when.There’s no deadline. Keep adding until it feels right.
  • It’s theirs to keep.Every memory and every photo, downloaded and passed on.

Security

Kept safe
for decades.

Built by engineers who build secure cloud systems for federal agencies. Every memory is encrypted and kept in redundant storage in the US.

0apps to install
AES-256on every memory
Never soldyour data stays yours
Inbound onlyyour child’s address only receives

Pricing

30 days free.
$25 a year after.

No credit card to start. If you decide not to subscribe, every memory you saved stays free to read, download and keep, forever.

Memhold capsule
$25/ year

About $2 a month. Everything you need to keep their childhood as it happens.

  • 30-day free trial with unlimited memories
  • Weekly prompts in your child’s name, plus holiday check-ins
  • Grandparents and family can send too
  • No hostage policy: saved memories stay free forever
  1. TodayOpen your capsuleSend the first memory from your phone before dinner.
  2. Day 30DecideKeep going for $25 a year, or stop. No card was ever on file.
  3. AlwaysIt stays yoursEverything you saved is free to read and download.
Start your 30-day trial No card needed · Cancel anytime

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