Their mission photos and emails can vanish the week they get home. Mission Bridge saves them first.
For LDS missionary families · Founding rate now open

Everything your missionary emails home, saved safely.

Their mission account gets shut off when they come home. Mission Bridge saves every email, photo, and voice memo, automatically, to an archive that's private to your family, not a shared list.

One time. No subscription. No app for your missionary.
Your archive, building itself
Weekly email home
Saved the moment it arrives
Photos they attach
Kept at full quality
Voice memo
Their actual voice, preserved
Kept safe, permanently
Long after their account is gone
No app to download. Just the email they already send.
$50one time, no subscription
5 minto set up, no app for your missionary
0%of 80 families we surveyed said an automatic archive would really help
The problem

Most of it never gets saved anywhere safe.

Their photos sit on a phone that gets wiped and turned in. Their emails sit in a mission account that gets shut off. Most families mean to save it all before the mission ends. In the rush of coming home, most don't.

"I can't tell you how many people I've seen lose all their pictures once they returned, because nobody backed them up."

Missionary mom, survey response

"My sons both lost everything after their missions. Hoping we can do something different with my daughter."

Missionary mom, survey response

"I'm super unorganized, and it stresses me out thinking we'll lose all of this one day."

Missionary mom, survey response
How The Bridge works

One email address. That's the whole setup.

Mission Bridge gives you one email address. Your missionary adds it to the list they already email home to. From then on, every email they send is saved to a private dashboard, safe through the mission and for at least 6 months after they're home, photos and voice memos included.

1

They email home like they always have

Your missionary adds your Mission Bridge address to their normal list. No app, no new habit, nothing to remember on a busy P-day.

2

It saves itself

Every email, photo, and voice memo lands in your dashboard automatically, the moment they send it. You just open it and read.

3

For photos they never email

Some missionaries share a Google Photos or Drive link instead of attaching files, and no archive can pull those in. Every plan includes our step-by-step guide to saving them yourself. See the Photo Save Guide →

That's it. You stop worrying about losing it, and just look forward to hearing from them.

Good to know

The questions families actually ask us.

My missionary barely emails

Even one a month gets saved. The free guide covers photos that never get emailed at all.

They send a Google Photos or Drive link

No archive can open a link. We flag it on your dashboard, and the guide shows you how to save it yourself.

Already partway through the mission?

Most families start mid-mission. Everything from signup on saves automatically, and you can forward past emails in too.

How is this different from a missionary email list?

Email lists forward every update straight into everyone's inbox, one more thing to keep up with. Mission Bridge is the opposite: one private dashboard for your family, so you check in when you want instead of managing another list. Voice memos are saved too, which most others skip.

Will Mission Bridge still be here in a few years?

Download your whole archive any time, so it's yours no matter what. Every plan covers the mission plus six months home.

Who can see our dashboard?

Only people you send the private link to. No public page, no directory. More on security →

What if it's not for us?

Full refund, any time, no questions asked. One email and it's done.

Is there a size limit?

A single email packed with too many high-res photos can bounce. A few per email keeps everything captured reliably.

What you get

One thing, done right. Nothing to configure.

One price, everything included. No bundles, no upsells, nothing to figure out later.

Founding rate for our first families.
The whole package

The Bridge

Automatic backup of every email, photo, and voice memo your missionary sends home, kept for the whole mission and beyond. Set it up once.

$50 one-time · founding rate
  • Set up in five minutes, no app needed
  • Private by default. One dashboard for your family, not another list flooding everyone's inbox
  • Saved automatically, yours for at least 6 months after they're home
  • Includes our Photo Save Guide free (a $5 value)
  • It's yours to download any time, ready to print or keep
  • One flat price. No bundles, no upsells to weigh
  • Full refund, any time, no questions asked
Start their archive · $50
DIY add-on

Photo Save Guide

A step-by-step walkthrough for backing up Google Photos only. Not emails or voice memos, and not the ongoing archive the Bridge handles. About 20 minutes, done once.

$5 one-time
  • Covers Google Photos backup only
  • You do the setup yourself, guided step by step
  • Already included free if you get the Bridge
  • Money-back guarantee
Get the guide · $5
Before you hand over their email address

You should know who you're trusting with this.

A real person, not a faceless app

I'm Tyler. I built Mission Bridge and I answer every email myself. tyler@getmissionbridge.com · (385) 236-3292

The archive stays yours

Download all of it, any time. We never sell or share it, and nothing is deleted automatically.

Private by a link you control

Your dashboard lives at an unguessable web address. No public page, no login to break into. See how it works →

Full refund if it's not right

Any time, no questions asked. It's a one-time $50, no subscription to cancel.

Join at the founding rate.

We're taking our first families now at $50, before it goes to $75. One time, no subscription. Full refund any time if it's not right.

What gets saved: every email your missionary sends to this address, their voice memos, and photos attached right to the email. Google Photos and Drive links can't be pulled in (we flag those on your dashboard), and a single email packed with big photos may bounce, so a few per email works best. The Photo Save Guide covers the rest.