A place to leave anonymous notes for strangers to find. Write kind words for whoever lands here next, read a letter to a stranger someone left before you, and keep the ones that stay with you. No account, no names, no audience: just anonymous kindness passed on to the next person who needs it.
Anonymous notes to strangers
Every note here was written by someone you will never meet. Some are random notes of encouragement for a hard day, some are quiet reminders that you are not alone, some are just a stranger paying it forward.
Read kind words from a stranger
One note is shown at a time. React with a heart, bookmark it to keep, share it as an image, or open the archive to read notes from the past thirty days.
If you're in crisis, you matter, and you don't have to do this alone. Find help here.
You don't have to carry this alone
Your note is going up exactly as you wrote it, and a stranger will hold it for a while. If the weight in it is yours right now, that deserves more than a stranger can give.
Whoever opens a note here is a stranger having their own kind of day, and they can't reply or ask what you meant. Anger is allowed. Aimed at a person, it isn't.
This one can't go up
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Leave a note for a stranger
About
I built this because I was alone, and I thought that if writing something down helped me, reading it might help someone else.
Someone sat down and wrote something for a person they will never meet. That is the whole idea. You read what a stranger left, and if you want, you leave something of your own for the next stranger.
Your privacy
I do not ask for your name, your email, or anything else about you, and there is nothing to sign up for. Your notes are not sold, shared, licensed, or handed to advertisers. There are no tracking pixels and no advertising code on this site.
What I do keep is small: the note itself, the mood and name you chose to attach, and a scrambled one-way fingerprint of your connection that even I cannot turn back into an address. That fingerprint exists only to stop one person flooding the place. It is deleted along with everything else after thirty days.
Notes you keep, your reading and accessibility settings, and the choice of whether music plays, live in your own browser and never reach me. Automated safety checks read each note before it goes up, purely to catch cruelty, threats and content that could hurt someone. That check happens once, at the moment you press send, and the result is not stored against you.
Reading a note aloud and translating one are both handled by automated models, not by a person and not by an advertising company. Only the note's text is sent for the job, never anything about you, and the spoken audio and the translation are stored beside the note so the work is done once. They are deleted the moment the note is, whether that is a report or the thirty-day sweep.
What this place is not
Every note is written by an anonymous stranger. They are not checked by a person before you see them, and they are not advice. Nothing here is medical, legal, financial or psychological guidance, and no one here can know your situation.
I do not endorse, verify or take responsibility for anything a stranger writes, and I cannot be held liable for how a note lands with you or what anyone does after reading one. Automated checks catch a great deal, but they are not perfect, and something upsetting may still get through. If you find a note that should not be here, report it. Two reports and it is deleted for good.
If you are in crisis, please do not rely on a stranger's note. Find someone to talk to, wherever you are. You matter more than anything written here.
Is this note causing harm?
Reporting is for notes that are cruel, threatening, hateful or otherwise unsafe for a stranger to stumble into, not for notes you simply didn't connect with.
This can't be undone. Once it's gone, it's gone for everyone, including the person who might have needed to read it today.
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Thank you for looking out
The note has been taken down and passed on for a human to look at. Quiet care like this is what keeps this a safe place for strangers to speak.
