Everyone rejoice. You know that time you sent an email only to realize it was sent to the wrong person? Or perhaps it was sent to your entire office? Maybe you sent something meant for your boyfriend to your parents? I once had a friend send her animated Christmas list Powerpoint to an acquaintance… There’s no going back from that.

Well, now there is! There’s a new app called Criptext that can unsend emails before your parents, boss, or enemy get ahold of it. The app, available on Google and Outlet, also lets you track the emails you send. It basically acts as the read recipe on your iPhone – you will know when the email lands in a persons inbox, when the person opens it, and if you did send it to the wrong person – you have a small window of time to reverse it.

And if things couldn’t get better, there’s now an “expiration” element to this app. Like Snapchat, if you’re wanting to email a somewhat R rated picture to someone, you can set an amount of time that person can see it for until it is destroyed. And finally, if you do send that R rated picture and the recipient is some sort of monster that screen shots pictures – your name will be hidden!

So overall, good app. Everyone should download it NOW.