Why Keepsake exists
Fewer tools. A freer mind.
We live scattered. An idea in one app, a task in another, people in an address book that knows nothing about them. Keepsake exists so your intellectual and relational life stops being in pieces — and your head can finally be used for creating.
What we believe
- 1
Your head is for thinking, not storing.
Everything you hold on to “so you won't forget” costs a little attention. Capture it in three seconds, and get back to what matters.
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Writing is choosing.
Archiving everything isn't remembering. One line in your own words beats a hundred pasted pages. Keepsake nudges you to write down what matters.
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People first.
A note only means something when it's connected to someone or something. At the heart of Keepsake are the people who matter — not folders.
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A day, not a calendar.
A full grid looks productive and leaves no room to breathe. Blocks that flow, an intention in the morning, a journal at night: that's enough.
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Share rather than hoard.
The best ideas deserve to get out. On a page of your own, for readers of your own — not for an algorithm.
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Value compounds.
On day one, Keepsake clears your head. In five years, it's a memory no one else has. Compound interest, applied to your life.
What we refuse
A good tool is also defined by what it will never do.
Ads, selling your data, training AI on what you write
Likes, counters and infinite scroll on your Page
Per-seat plans and paid add-ons: one price, everything included
Locking you in: your data exports, anytime, in standard formats
A database to build before you can write your first line
The more you use it, the more irreplaceable it becomes.
Keepsake isn't a tool you adopt then replace. It's a system that compounds.
Every note, every person, every project adds to the ones before. Keepsake draws the lines between them.
How we work
A new release almost every week
Small, useful, clearly announced. Every change is explained in What's new.
See what's new →By listening to the people who use it
Every message gets read. Recurring questions become improvements, or help articles.
The help center →By someone who uses it every day
Nicolas, the founder, captures, organizes and publishes his notebooks with Keepsake.
See his Page →
Nicolas Croce
Founder of Keepsake
If you recognize yourself here, you'll feel at home.
30 days free. No credit card. Then €9/month or €89/year — cancel anytime.
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