"Dear you," is basically a letter app for people who want to connect with others. It lets you send and receive handwritten letters with complete strangers, which is kinda cool. Unlike social media and messaging apps that make you rush through conversations, this one's all about taking it slow and writing some actual letters. It's like being a pen pal, but with a lot more people. Here's how it works: you write a letter and send it off, then you get to pick from a bunch of other letters and read them. If you like what you read, you can reply and start a conversation with that person. I guess it's a good way to share your story anonymously, which can be kinda liberating. Maybe you'll even find a new friend or make a connection with someone. Just a heads up, though - this app doesn't keep any of your personal info private, so be careful not to expose yourself. There are some cool features, though. You can change the font to look like handwriting, decorate your envelopes with different materials and stamps, and even get notified when someone reads your letter or replies to you. If you want to write in a language other than English, you can switch to that in the app settings. Just keep in mind that your letter will only be seen by people who speak that language. Oh, and if you're using the app in a dark place, you can switch to dark mode to save your eyes. If you have any problems or suggestions, feel free to let me know. I'd also appreciate it if you could help out with translating the app. The app was made by Junhyeok Heo, and you can reach him at huurray@gmail.com. Anyway, I hope you find this app useful and that it becomes a special memory for you. Thanks for using it.