SENTiment — More than a message.

Let them see you

Let them see you, hear you, and remember the moment.

Photographs show what someone looked like. Video shows what they were like — how they gestured, how long they paused, how they said your name.

Record a video message now and choose the moment someone receives it: a birthday, a graduation, a morning years from here.

The things worth filming

  • A message for a child to watch on an eighteenth birthday.
  • Grandparents talking about where the family came from.
  • A wedding-day message recorded months in advance.
  • The house, the kitchen, the dog — the room as it was.
  • Whatever you'd want them to see if you couldn't be there.

Look how young we were.

Not a video file in a folder

A video sitting in a phone gets lost at the next upgrade. Let Them See You keeps the recording privately and delivers it as a moment, on the date you set, to the person you chose.

They open it once, properly, instead of scrolling past it.

A modern time capsule

Video is the closest thing we have to keeping a person as they were. Paired with letters and voice recordings, it turns a set of files into something closer to an inheritance.

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Let them see you.

Record a video message