Your account

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Your plan

Recovery code

If you forget your password, nothing can reset it — we never had your key. A recovery code is the one way back: it wraps the same key, so your notes stay readable.

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If you pay us

Creem takes the money, not us. They are the merchant of record: they charge the card, handle sales tax, and email the receipt. Your card number never touches our server.

There is no subscription here. A year of Guard simply ends when it ends — nothing renews, nothing is charged quietly. Refunds within 30 days, no questions: reply to your receipt or write to hello@neverfarapp.com.

Export stays free on every plan, including the free one, including after Guard ends.

Take it with you

One file. Every note, letter, recording and card — sealed, but yours. It opens offline with your password, even if we are gone.

Available on every plan, forever.

Leaving

Deleting takes your records, photos, recordings, letters, cards, guardians and the account itself. It asks for your password, because this cannot be undone. We keep only the payment receipt, which tax law requires.

Before you go: download everything first — we mean that, it is why export is free.

This build

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Who runs this, where your words sit, and what happens if the lights go out: About Never Far.

Never Far

Never far from each other's minds.

Every note says two things: this mattered to me.
And I'm fine, don't worry.

September 21, 2026 · ★

Planted the tomatoes today. They're taller than me now.

What your guardian receives

A status note from Mom

Written September 21, 2026. Just that one note, with its date — never your other notes, never your location.

Never Far is not a safety monitor, not an emergency service, and not a welfare check. If you believe someone is in danger, call 911.

Privacy · Terms

Add photo

🔒 notes stay out of your book — and out of the note your guardian would receive. They stay yours.

Writing a line also tells your guardian you're here — quietly.

Write a letter for later

Pick the day it opens. The longer it waits, the heavier the heart behind it.

To (their email) How should they know it’s from you? (a name they’d recognize — “Mom”) Opens on

What time — and whose clock (the recipient's, usually)

Your letter

How were you when you wrote this? (optional — it will wait with the letter)

Anything about that day? (optional)

Sealed with end-to-end encryption. We can't read it either.

Waiting to arrive

A life in notes

Put together on this device from what you wrote. Nothing is uploaded, and not one word is added — the dates are facts, the words are yours.

Pick the ones to keep

Only used when you choose “Pick myself”. 🔒 notes stay out unless you tick them here — that tick is the permission.

Chapters

Every year you wrote in, in order — nothing moved, nothing added.

Hand it on

Pick the days you want them to have. After you stop writing — and only after the waiting period you set has passed — they open with their own key. We hand over the pages; we never have the key.

Checking…

A few words for them (optional — travels inside the sealed package)

Take everything with you

One file. Every note, every letter, every recording — sealed, but yours. Open it offline with your password, even if we're gone.

We can't read it. Neither can anyone who steals it. Only your password opens it.

Available on every plan, forever — including the day we close.

Our promise, in plain words

If we ever shut down: 90 days' notice, export stays open until the last day.
Your key shards live with the people you chose — not with us.
We cannot promise to live forever. So we built the exit first.

Guard

What a guardian actually gets

If you go a few days without writing, your guardian receives a status update — the last thing you wrote, possibly days ago, with its date. Not your journal. Not your location. Not an alarm.

Never Far is not a safety monitor and not an emergency service. It does not check whether you are okay right now. If your guardian is worried, they should call you. If they believe someone is in danger, they should call 911.

A guardian is someone you know and who agrees — the relationship is between the two of you. We only carry the words.

Add a guardian

Their name

A guardian is one person who agreed: they watch over you. If you ever go quiet past the window you set, they receive the last thing you wrote — nothing else.

Want to watch over someone else instead? Ask them to join and add you as their guardian — that's how the watching works in both directions. To send a note to anyone on an ordinary day, use Letters: no guardian needed.

Their email

We keep this address in plain text so we can reach them — that's the whole point of it. What you write stays sealed, including the note they'd receive.

Free plan: 1 guardian.

Your account

Your plan

Recovery code

If you pay us

Take it with you

Leaving

This build

Never Far

Get back in

Write a letter for later

Waiting to arrive

Your delivery link

Cards on their way

A life in notes

Pick the ones to keep

Chapters

Hand it on

Take everything with you

Our promise, in plain words

Guard

What a guardian actually gets

Add a guardian

Your guardians