You set the date
Pick a date in the future to send your capsule or better yet, a special event such as an 18th birthday, wedding day, graduation or any date that means something to you.
Have you ever put a message in a bottle and wondered where it would wash ashore? Ever bury a time capsule in your backyard and marvel at how much had changed after you opened it? Sending the past into the future is what the bucketcapsule is all about.
With bucketcapsules you can schedule well wishes for a specific date like an anniversary or birthday. Or create a heartwarming message for a wedding or the birth of a child. Rest easy knowing that you will be there for the important events in your family’s future – no matter what life throws at you.
Launch Your Capsule
Buy the app to start bucketnoting today and purchase bucketcapsules individually. Add as much storage as you need. Buy as many capsules as you like.
Launch up to 100 years in the future
One of our most powerful features, bucketcapsules let you send multimedia messages up to 100 years into the future. Imagine their faces when you sing them happy birthday a century from now!
+-Capsule FeaturesLife is made up of many little moments and bucketcapsules let you save them now and savor them later.
So many formats to chose from
Your capsule can take any shape you’d like using text, image, and video to create your capsule.
Convert Notes to Capsules
With a single click you can convert one of your Notes into a Capsule.
Add storage when needed
Each capsule comes with 50MB of storage. Use them individually or combine them to create larger capsules with no limit.
Pick the occasion
Create a time capsule of today’s world for your children. Record a video message for your granddaughter when she graduates from college. Record a message for your first great-grandchild–even if he doesn’t exist yet! The possibilities are endless, it’s just important that you be there.
bucketcapsules are for everyone
It’s for the grandmother who wants to wish her granddaughter a Happy 30th Birthday.
It’s the granddaughter who interviews her WWII fighter pilot grandfather to save his story for her first child.
It’s for the Dad who wants to send his 8 year old daughter a note on her wedding day.
It’s the mom who records a voice message of her favorite story of her daughter and sends it when her daughter turns 18.
