There is nothing to accept here

Future Message sets no cookies and runs no analytics, advertising or tracking — on this site or in the app. What your browser keeps is only what makes the service work for you, and none of it is shared with anyone.

What your browser keeps

Your sign-in, while the tab is openSession storage

Keeps you signed in and holds the keys that open your messages on this device. It is gone when you close the tab.

What you picked on one screen, carried to the nextSession storage

A prompt you chose, the people you selected, or the message you are answering — so the next step knows. It is gone when you close the tab.

Recordings you have not sealed yetThis browser’s own database

So a draft survives a reload. It stays on this device until you seal it.

Invitation links you created, and where to pick up after signing inLocal storage

So you can copy an invitation link again from this device, and land back where you were.

A temporary key, while trusted contacts help you back inLocal storage

Only during a recovery, because your contacts may take days to answer. It opens nothing on its own, is removed when the recovery ends, and stops working after 14 days.

The app’s own filesOffline cache

So the app opens quickly. Nothing about you is in it.

What we never do

We don’t sell or share your personal information, so there is nothing to opt out of.
This site loads nothing from other companies — no fonts, scripts or pixels.
The app talks to one service besides ours: the public drand network, to check whether a date-locked message’s day has come. It is asked for a number and sees your connection’s address, like any website does — never anything about you or your messages.
We can’t read your messages. They are encrypted on your device before they reach us.

Global Privacy Control is honored. If your browser sends it, nothing changes — there is nothing it would need to switch off. If that ever changes, this page will change first.

The full details are in the Privacy Policy.