From Lunastamp Logistics
Letters that travel by moonlight.
Write a love letter. It goes to the moon, gets postmarked, and is delivered to your love when the moon is full. One letter each, back and forth, every moon.
The dispatch window is currently closed
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The premise
A text message costs you nothing, and is worth little. A letter here costs you a trip to the moon — and is worth crafting.
The Carriage
How do you send a letter to the moon?
You put a stamp on it.
A shilling might seem like an insignificant amount. But that is all one
needs for a lunar dispatch.
The Trip
Your letter goes up, and comes down marked by moonlight.
It is carried up, to where your sighs cannot follow, and it shall not come back down until the moon is full. Then the moon lets it go, and it reaches the one person you wrote it for.
The route
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Sealed
You write it and seal it on your own device. The key never leaves your hands.
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Carried up
Out of the weather and past the last of the light, and handed over at the moon.
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Postmarked
The moon keeps it in the dark until it fills, then presses its mark on it. That mark is the full moon itself.
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Flown down
It falls back, rushing past the cold of the stratosphere, and settles into the warmth of someone's letterbox.
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Delivered
The moon is full. It is in their hands, and only now.
Someone is thinking of you. Deeply.
The letter you received was started weeks ago.
Three lines on a Thursday. Then five days of nothing. A whole paragraph on Sunday, crossed out by Monday. Held up, put down, picked back up. Omitted, rewritten, reworked until it said the one true thing a beating heart was longing to drum up.
Sealed in your browser
Nobody here can read your letters.
Sealed before it leaves
Your letter is encrypted on your own device, under a key derived from your password. What reaches us is unreadable text with no key beside it.
The key we do not have
Your password is stretched twice, under two different salts: one half proves who you are, the other opens your letters. We hold only the first, and the second cannot be computed from it.
And one honest warning
Strong encryption means a forgotten password cannot be reset for you. Lose it and the letters are gone — unless you kept the recovery code we show you once. Read the details.
Claim a handle. Write to someone.
Yours will be lovelink.to/@yourname. Anyone holding it can write to you — and you will not know until the moon is full.