For everyone who loves them
You're not the parent, but you're part of the story. Text your niece, nephew or godchild's Liine a photo, a voice note, a terrible joke. It's all kept for them, in your words.
0:24Parents remember the milestones. You remember the in-between.
The car-ride song. The joke only the two of you get. The afternoon you babysat and everything went sideways. Nobody else was there to save it.
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The parent starts a Liine and sends you the number.
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You text it whenever: a photo from the zoo, a birthday voice note, advice for later.
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Seal anything for a day years away. It opens right on time.
Family isn't only blood.
The godmother who flew in for every birthday. The best friend who's been "Auntie" since day one. If the parent invites you, your words are part of their story.
"What if we drift apart someday?"
What you sent stays on their Liine. Years from now, they'll still find you in it.
Find any memory, your way.
Search Sammy's Liine by time, by person, by age or by place. Tap any memory to open it.
Find any memory in Sammy's Liine by time, by person, by age or by place.
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Say the thing only you would.
- The first time you held them, and what you whispered.
- What their mom or dad was really like at their age.
- The advice you wish someone gave you at sixteen.
- "For your first apartment. Call me when the sink breaks."
Questions
Do I need to download anything?
No. No app, no account, no password. You just text.
How do I get the number?
The parent invites you. Only people they invite can text their child's Liine.
Who can see what I send?
Open texts: the family. Sealed ones: only the child, on their day. Not even their parents.
Can I send something for a birthday years away?
Yes. Seal it to a date or a milestone, however far off.
What does it cost me?
Nothing to text. The family's plan covers it.