Send SMS online when family news needs to travel
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Time zones apart
News that crosses an ocean
When a sibling living abroad has news, a phone call is hard to line up: one of you is at dinner while the other is asleep. A short message waits on the screen until the other end is awake. To send sms online from a laptop, a browser is all you need.
Choose the country flag for the recipient’s number, pick a sender name from the list, and stay close to the point. End with when you’re free to talk, such as a call on Sunday, so the news leads somewhere.
Family news
Updates worth a quick message
The kinds of announcements that don’t need a speech, just a clear sentence.
A new address
Moved cities? Send the new street and unit so the birthday card finds you instead of your old landlord.
Job news
Tell your parents you got the offer before the family call, so the call can start with celebrating.
Travel dates
Share which weekend you’re flying home so everyone can clear their calendars and plan the cooking.
Quick walkthrough
Send it in three moves
Built for people at a keyboard with news and a time difference.
- 1
Pick the country
Tap the flag that matches the recipient’s number, then type the number in.
- 2
Write and preview
Draft the note, glance at the character counter, and read the preview once before moving on.
- 3
Choose your speed
Free sends join a queue of about 10 minutes, while $2 sends instantly. Decide based on how close dinner is overseas.
Family questions
Before you hit send
Does it work for numbers in other countries?+
Yes. Pick the matching country flag for any non-US number, then enter the number as usual.
Can my sister text back from overseas?+
Replies are not forwarded and no conversation opens, because the tool only sends. Suggest a call or email in your message.
Will she see my number?+
No. The text comes from a number we manage, under the sender name you chose.
Share the news now
Open the page, choose the flag, and let the family know before the story gets old.
Start a message