How it works

A few small steps to feel a little lighter.

No account, no feed, no one watching. Just you, the sand and the sea.

Write it, then let it go.

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    WriteType or speak. Your words appear in the sand as you write, in any language.
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    Keep a copyTap Send to me for a photo of the beach with your words, plus the text.
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    Wash it awayTap Wash away. A wave carries your words back to the sea. Nothing is saved.
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    Something comes backSometimes a sea friend brings a kind note or a little treasure. Keep it in your jar 🫙.

Or draw it.

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    Tap DoodleSwitch from writing to drawing.
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    Draw with your fingerPick a sand color and draw whatever you like.
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    Stamp a few treasuresShells, starfish, hearts and little footprints.
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    Make it a postcardTap ⋯, write a few words, and add up to three sea friends.
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    Make the words yoursTap the words to change their size and color, then save or send your card.

Visit Hạ Long Bay.

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    Pick a beachTap 🏝️ at the top and choose Hạ Long Bay.
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    Write at sunsetSame sand, a different shore. Day, sunset or night.
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    Let it goThe bay takes your words, just like home.

Or just listen.

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    Tap RelaxJust the beach and the waves. No writing needed.
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    Open the playerChoose waves, music, or both.
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    Pick a songSoft piano, guitar, or lullabies for kids.
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    Set a sleep timerThe sound fades out gently when it's time to rest.

Take a little break.

Help the crab find its way home through a sandy maze. Pick up pearls, dodge the little waves, and grab a treasure for a surprise. There are more gentle games too.

Play Crab’s Way Home 🦀  ·  All games

More to find

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PostcardsIn Doodle, tap ⋯ to turn the beach into a postcard. Add a photo or a sea friend.
🫙
Your treasure jarEverything you keep lives here, only on this device.
🌊
RelaxNo words today? Just the waves and soft sound.
🏝️
Two beachesSandletter Beach or Hạ Long Bay. Tap 🏝️ at the top to switch.
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Sea FriendsMeet everyone who might wash up on your beach.

The tide is coming.
Got a message?

Go to the shore