Unsent is a mobile app for people trying to stop texting an ex. When the urge hits, you tap one button and get a chat screen that looks like the real thing. You write whatever you want to say and hit send, and the message goes into a private vault on your phone instead of to them. A minute of slow breathing follows, along with the reasons you wrote down for why it ended. The app keeps a no-contact streak with milestone cards you can share. There's no account and no ads, and what you write stays on the phone.
Built by Deepanshu Udhwani, an indie developer in India.
Key facts
| Name | Unsent |
|---|---|
| What it is | A no-contact breakup app: the app you open instead of texting them |
| Platforms | iPhone (App Store) and Android (Google Play) |
| Price | Free to download. Unsent Pro: $39.99/year with a 3-day free trial, $6.99/week, or $79.99 once |
| Privacy | No account, no ads, no third-party analytics. Letters stay on the device; optional backup is end-to-end encrypted |
| Made by | Deepanshu Udhwani, independent developer, India |
| Website | getunsent.up.railway.app |
| Contact | deepanshu1422+unsent@gmail.com |
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Screenshots
Writing to them in the unsent chat
The message sealed into the vault
A minute of breathing
The home screen with the no-contact streak
Your reasons, shown when you want to text
A milestone share cardColours and type
Headings are set in Fraunces, body text in Inter, and handwritten notes in Caveat.
Press contact
For interviews, review access or anything else, email deepanshu1422+unsent@gmail.com. Please don't use real users' letters in coverage. The screenshots above use made-up text.