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What People are Saying 

While we are just getting started, but the heart behind KOSMOS is already connecting with families, dreamers, and legacy-builders—people who believe that love, wisdom, and presence are the most valuable things we can pass on.

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Catalina H., 17 – High School Senior

"Everyone says senior year goes by fast—and wow, they weren’t kidding. KOSMOS sent me a time capsule to fill and they will deliver to my future self at college graduation. I wrote about what I’m dreaming of, what I’m nervous about, and the little things I hope never change. I don’t know exactly where I’ll end up, but it feels really special knowing future-me will get a letter from the version of me who’s just getting started."

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Rachel M., 31 – Soon-to-be Mom

"I’ve never felt more scared and more in love at the same time. There’s so much I want to say to my baby before they’re even born—things I wish someone had told me, things I never want them to forget. KOSMOS helped me to film a mini documentary. Me, sitting on the nursery floor, talking to them about who I am right now, who I hope they become, and what it means to be part of this messy, beautiful life.

One day, they’ll see it. And they’ll know they were loved long before they ever opened their eyes."

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Luis M., 29 - New dad

"People don’t expect dads to be emotional. We’re supposed to provide, show up, and keep it together—but not feel too much. When my son was born, I felt everything. Pride, fear, love—and this need to make sure he knows who I am, not just what I did for him.

I recorded messages he’ll get on his first heartbreak, his graduation, his wedding. I scheduled gifts for my wife to remind her she’s the center of it all. I even planned letters for my mom and father-in-law—because this baby exists because of the love they gave us. There’s this idea that dads fade into the background. I won’t. KOSMOS makes sure I’m there—even when I can’t be."

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Lauren R., 34, Military Spouse 

"When my husband deployed, I knew we’d be okay—we’ve done this before. But this time felt different. Our daughter’s getting older, and I didn’t want the little things to fade: his laugh, his advice, the way he says her name.With KOSMOS, he recorded messages for her to open every month—birthday wishes, bedtime stories, even one for her first day of school. But what really got me? He also scheduled gifts for me. Letters I didn’t expect. Flowers arriving on random Tuesdays. A reminder that I’m loved, even when he’s oceans away.

Distance is hard. But KOSMOS helped us stay close, and there's nothing I say can express my feeling for this service"

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Jay Kim, 36 – Startup Founder

"I started building this company with nothing but a vision, a lot of fear, and a stupid amount of hope. KOSMOS recorded a message to my future self for when I launch, fail, or make it big—whatever happens first. I wanted to remember what this moment felt like.

I also wrote a letter to my partner, scheduled to arrive the day we hit year three—because they’ve supported me through every sleepless night, and I never want that to go unnoticed. Building something from scratch is lonely sometimes. KOSMOS reminds me why I started, and who I’m doing it for."

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Sophia, Age 58 – Cancer patient

"When I was diagnosed, I panicked. Not just because of the cancer—but because I didn’t know how to hold onto time I might not have. I kept thinking: What if I’m not there when she graduates? What if I miss her wedding? Who will remind her how much I love her if I’m gone? I joined a cancer support group, looking for comfort—and that’s where I first shared my biggest fear: leaving without leaving anything behind. Then we found KOSMOS. I’ve recorded messages she’ll open on the days I might miss. I’ve set aside funds dedicated for gifts for birthdays, holidays, even her honeymoon. I still cry sometimes—but now it’s different. Because even if I can’t be there… she’ll know I tried to be. She’ll still feel me."

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Antonio & Lilia S., Married 47 Years,  Still the romantic

"I’ve bought my wife flowers for as long as I can remember. It’s just one of the ways I’ve shown her I love her. But now, I don’t move around like I used to. I can’t always get to the store—or remember the right day, to be honest. KOSMOS worked with me to planned monthly flower deliveries for her. I even tell them what I want the card to say. Every bouquet still comes from me—and she brags about it to her friends like I’m the world’s most romantic husband. After 40 years of marriage, that means everything."

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Walter G., 74, Grandpa building his legacy

"My family’s been fortunate—we’ve built a life we’re proud of, and we’ve planned well. But over time, I’ve come to realize that the most valuable things I can pass down aren’t in my bank account—they’re in my stories, my values, my love. I’ve written letters before, but I always wondered—will they find them? Will they read them when it really matters?

KOSMOS is all written into my will now. Just like my assets, these letters and messages will be delivered with meaning. 

Even when I’m gone, they’ll still hear me say, ‘I’m here. I’m proud of you. I always have been.’"

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John & Margaret W., Married 50 Years, grandparents of 3

"We’ve only seen things like this in the movies—letters arriving years later, gifts showing up right on time. We never knew it was possible in real life. Now we've put aside funds and planned surprises for our grandkids’ future weddings, birthdays, even their first homes. It feels incredible knowing that—even years from now—we’ll still be part of their happiest moments."

And the story isn't finished

You, Age unknown, The next story we'll tell

We've helped hundreds of people leave a mark on the moments that matter .We hope the next story we tell ... is yours. 

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