The road ahead

I know you're busy. When you first arrive, I'll walk you through everything — who you want to stay in touch with, what you might want to say, how often feels right. Within a few minutes, you'll have written your first update. No blank page paralysis. Just a few thoughtful prompts and you're already connecting.

Drop in a photo and it looks beautiful. Automatically. No resizing, no formatting headaches, no broken layouts. Just drag, drop, and it flows naturally into your words. Because the goal is sharing the moment, not wrestling with an editor.

A few times a week, you'll get a gentle email from Correspond: "What's been going on?" Reply with a quick note — the funny thing your kid said, the hike you took, the book you finished. Those little replies quietly wait for you. When it's time to write your monthly update, you're not staring at a blank page wondering what you even did. It's all there.

Every update you send becomes part of a simple, beautiful timeline — a blog-style site that's just yours. Years from now, you'll be able to scroll back and remember: that was the month we got the dog. That was when Mom visited. A living record of your life, written in your own words.

With one click, Correspond can gently ask your recipients for their birthdays and anniversaries. No awkward texts, no forgotten years. When the date approaches, Correspond will remind you — so you can send a card, make a call, or just let them know you're thinking of them. Give them an automatic shoutout in your next update. The kind of thoughtfulness that used to come naturally.

For couples, families, or anyone who shares a life with someone else. Both of you can add to the same update before it goes out. One person starts it, the other adds their perspective. The people who receive it get to hear from both of you — the way it should be.

Your updates should feel like you. Choose from a handful of carefully designed themes — warm and classic, clean and modern, soft and personal. Each one is beautiful without being fussy. Pick the one that feels right, and every email you send carries a little bit of your personality with it.

Your life has different chapters and different people. Family. Old friends. Colleagues you actually like. Maybe you want to share everything with everyone — or maybe some updates are just for some people. Tag your recipients, and send the right thing to the right circle. One tool for all the relationships that matter.

Not analytics. Not engagement metrics. Just a gentle acknowledgment that your update landed in someone's inbox and they opened it. Grandma read it. Your college roommate saw it. That's all you need to know. No like counts. No comments. Just the quiet comfort of knowing you're still connected.