Some things are easier to put down when someone else names them first.

There is a kind of letter people write and never send. To someone who died. To someone who stopped answering. To the person they meant to become.

This is that letter, made into something that exists. You name what someone carries. Solacio funds a verified cause and issues a certificate. They decide if and when to set it down.

What they receive

They open a link. They see that someone enabled a step for them, and which kind of weight it belongs to.

They do not see your words. They do not see your name.

They see what you named once, when they open the gift. Their certificate records the step, not the words.

Why it stays private

Solacio never puts what you wrote on the certificate they receive. Not on any tier. Not in any form. Your name appears nowhere on it.

That is not a limitation of the gift. It is the reason it can be given at all.

There are free apps for this. This is not one.

An app lets you write the letter and close the app. Nothing moves. Nothing is at stake, which is why nothing changes.

Here something moves. Solacio funds the cause in the same moment, and the certificate exists whether or not either of you ever mentions it again.

The cost is not a flaw in the idea. An act that costs nothing asks nothing of you.

What it funds

Solacio funds one of three verified organizations: One Tree Planted, World Central Kitchen, or Doctors Without Borders. You choose which one.

Solacio funds the cause at the moment of purchase. Not when they open it. Not if they open it.

Questions people ask

Will they see what I wrote?

They see it once, when they open the gift. It is deleted afterwards and never appears on their certificate.

Will they know it came from me?

Only if you tell them. Your name appears nowhere on anything they see.

What if they disagree with what I named?

Nothing about the gift depends on your choice being right. They see what you named once, and their certificate records the step, not the words.

What if they never open it?

The link expires. The right to redeem does not. The cause is funded either way.

Is this a donation in their name?

No. Solacio is the donor of record and funds the cause from its own revenue. The gift is the certificate and the step, not a receipt in their name.

Isn't this intrusive?

That is the right question, and it is why you see exactly what they will see before you pay for anything.