Send The Song Say What Words Can't, Through Music

Pick a song, write what you feel, and send it to someone who needs to hear it. No account required to send no account required to receive.

Share your Messages

Choose a song and write a heartfelt message to someone special or save it as a little gift for yourself.

Browse Messages

Find messages that were written for you. Search your name and uncover heartfelt messages written just for you.

Detail Messages

Tap on any message card to discover the full story behind it and listen to the song that captures the emotion.

What Send The Song Actually Is

Send The Song is a simple way to say something through music instead of words alone. You choose a song that means something, attach a short personal message, and send it to a friend, a partner, a family member - or someone you're not ready to name yet.

In plain terms: send the song means pairing a track with a note and sharing it as a link, so the person on the other end gets both the sound and the sentiment at once. It's less sharing a playlist and more handing someone a note with a song already playing in the background.

You don't need an account to send one, and the person receiving it doesn't need an account to open it either.

Three Steps, No Sign Up

1

Choose a song

Search by title or artist from our library.

2

Write your message

A few honest lines are usually enough. You can send it under your name or leave it anonymous.

3

Send the link

Share it however you'd send anything else: text, DM, email. Whoever opens it sees the song, your words, and nothing else.

Anonymous by Choice,
Never by Accident

You decide, every time, whether your name is attached to what you send. If you choose to send anonymously, the recipient will see the song and your message, but not who sent it - there's no hidden identifier, no account trail visible to them.

If you're on the receiving end and want to know who sent you something, that's entirely up to whether the sender chose to reveal their name. We don't expose sender identity beyond what the sender themselves shared - not even to confirm a guess. This is intentional: anonymous means anonymous.

Messages are only visible to whoever has the direct link (or, for named recipients, whoever the message was addressed to). Nothing you send is posted publicly by default.

How to Delete a Message You've Sent

  1. Open the message link you originally shared, or find it in your sending history if you were signed in when you sent it.
  2. Select Delete Message.
  3. Confirm - once deleted, the link stops working for the recipient immediately, even if they'd already opened it before.

Note: If you sent the message anonymously and weren't signed in, you'll need the original link to delete it. There's no way for us to look it up by content or recipient name, since we don't store an identifiable sender record for anonymous sends. Deleting removes the song pairing and your message; it does not affect the song itself on the streaming platform it came from.

Frequently Asked Questions

It means sharing a song along with a personal note, sent as a private link, to communicate a feeling that's easier to say through music than in plain text.
Open the message link and select Delete Message. If you sent it while signed in, you can also delete it from your sending history. See the section above for full steps.
Yes, if you choose that option when sending. You control whether your name is shown - every single time you send. It's never automatic in either direction.
Only if the sender chose to include their name. If they sent anonymously, there's no way to reveal their identity from our side - that's by design, not a limitation we're working around.
Messages are only accessible via their private link (or to the named recipient), and nothing is published publicly by default. We don't require an account to send or receive, so there's no public profile tied to your activity.
No - sending and receiving both work without one. Creating an account is only useful if you want a saved history of what you've sent.