Aerial Giant Inc.
Letters that travel by moonlight.
Post a letter tonight and it is carried to one person on the next full moon. They will not be warned. Reply before the moon after, or the correspondence closes and neither of you hears from the other again.
Next dispatch
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The premise
Everything else on your phone is trying to be faster. This one is trying to be worth the wait.
The rules of the post
Three laws, and no others
Every app that sets out to be calm acquires a feed, a counter and a notification engine, one defensible decision at a time. LoveLink has three laws instead, and the whole service is built to hold them.
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The moon is the postmark
Hand a letter in at any hour of any day. It is sealed at the depot and delivered on the next full moon. Nothing leaves early, nothing arrives late, and no amount of wishing moves it.
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One letter each, per moon
A reply must be written before the following full moon, and it rides that one. One letter arrives from each side every moon. That is the entire tempo — and one letter a month, written properly, is a great deal of letter.
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Silence closes it
Miss a moon and the correspondence ends. No reminder, no explanation, no second chance — and both handles are free again to write to someone new. The stakes are not a hazard of the design. They are what make the letter worth writing.
LunaStamp Logistics
Every letter gets a tracking number.
Because a letter you are waiting for deserves a receipt. Watch it sit at the depot, go into transit, and come out for delivery on the night of the moon.
The person it is addressed to sees none of this. They see the letter, once, when it lands — and not a moment before.
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Consigned
The moment you hand it in. Sealed on your own device, with a key we are never given.
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Held at the depot
LunaStamp Logistics keeps every letter until its moon. Nothing travels early.
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In transit
Carried at twenty-nine and a half days a letter. There is no faster route, and we would not sell you one.
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Out for delivery
The last day before the full moon.
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Delivered
The moon is full. It is in their hands, and only now.
You will not be told.
No badge. No buzz. No someone is thinking of you. When a letter is handed in for you, absolutely nothing happens on your phone.
The moon fills, the letter arrives, and you find it then. That silence is not a gap in the delivery. It is the delivery.
Sealed in your browser
Nobody here can read your letters.
Sealed before it leaves
Your letter is encrypted on your own device, with 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 are given only the first, and it cannot be turned into the second.
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.