About
Memory doesn’t keep
to the calendar.
Keepsake is a private journal where a memory can be a year, a quarter, a month, or a single day — whatever shape it actually was.
Five years, at a glance.
Five years. Sixty months. The ones that were full glow amber; the quiet ones sit pale. You can read the shape of a life before you read a word.
A memory is whatever shape it actually was.
Most apps attach a moment to a specific date. Real memory doesn’t work like that. Pick the granularity that fits — year, quarter, month, or day — and Keepsake places it precisely there.
2019
The year I lived in Lisbon. Made the move in January with two suitcases and a Wi-Fi router. Left in December knowing I'd come back.
Lisbon, Portugal
Q3 2022
Summer of the allotment. Learned which weeds are edible and which are just rude.
Hackney, London
June 2024
First full month back in the family house. Strange to be a guest in the place that made you.
15 June 2024
The offer came through at 11:14. I walked to the end of the garden and didn't tell anyone for twenty minutes.
Sheffield
Yours, by default.
There is no public profile, no feed, no algorithm deciding which memory to surface. Sharing is per-memory and per-person — you choose exactly who sees what, and when.
You can export everything in one click, or delete the account entirely. Encrypted storage. GDPR-compliant. No third-party analytics on your memories.
Zoom in only when you want to.
The density grid is the entry point. Tap a year to see its quarters. A quarter to see its months. A month to see its days. Go as deep as the memory deserves — then back out.
Year
2019
The shape of a life. Rich years glow; quiet ones rest.
Quarter
Q3 2019
The rhythm of seasons — summer, autumn, the gap in between.
Month
June 2024
A page. Each week a row, each day a mark.
Day
15 June 2024
A single morning. The rest of the day falls away.
Small on purpose.
The input surface is a comment, a time granularity, an optional place, and an optional photo. That’s it. Keepsake doesn’t track streaks, suggest what to write, or nudge you to record more. The restraint is the product.
It also looks only backward. No future dates. This is a record, not a planner.
Start your Keepsake.
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