- Preserve a small collection of honest memories in my own words. I want to notice practical kindnesses, shared walks and familiar jokes, then turn those observations into personal letters without inventing events or making promises I do not intend to keep.
- Make a thoughtful online letter with Digital Love Letter, a browser-based tool I work on. It combines your own words, photos, supported music links and an envelope-style preview, with optional AI drafting as a starting point: https://digitalloveletter.online/
- Become a more careful editor of AI-assisted writing. I want to check every name and event, remove unsupported details, and revise drafts until they sound natural. Optional drafting should help communicate a real thought, not decide what someone ought to feel.
- Explain writing and sharing costs clearly whenever I describe a tool. Digital Love Letter currently offers free drafting and previews, while recipient sharing uses credits. I want to distinguish those steps honestly and check current sharing conditions rather than call the entire process unlimited or free.
- Make personal messages easier to receive. I want to review the beginning and ending, keep the creator's editing link private, use the correct recipient link and let the reader choose when to open it. A letter should not promise a reply or a relationship outcome.
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