RIP Letters

iOS app by Local Edition. Lifestyle · Local Edition

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-06

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Store description excerpt

RIP Letters is a private place to write what you would want your loved ones to have if goodbye came too soon. Create letters for the people who matter most. Save drafts while you are still working, mark finished letters when they are ready, add adult or minor-child recipients, and keep recipient-specific details organized in one place. RIP Letters is built around thoughtful future delivery. Users can add trusted contacts, review check-in and release safeguards, prepare recipient delivery settings, and keep private messages separated by recipient. Features include: - Write and save private letters - Save letters as drafts or mark them finished - Create recipient profiles - Add adult recipients or minor-child recipients - Add guardian or custodian delivery details for minor children - Track recipient invite status - Choose per-letter release timing - Preview in-app recipient delivery - Review prototype pricing tiers and delivery options - Add trusted contacts - Review check-in and release status - Save practical final wishes and instructions - Export or clear local app data - Review legal, privacy, consent, and release-process summaries inside the app RIP Letters is not a will, trust, estate plan, emergency service, medical product, or legal death confirmation service. It is a personal message and planning tool. Privacy matters. RIP Letters is being designed around encrypted private letters, limited trusted-contact visibility, recipient-specific delivery, and clear release safeguards.

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