How to Remember Details About People You Meet
You don't forget someone's kid's name because your memory is bad. You forget it because recall was never the right tool for the job — capture is.
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You don't forget someone's kid's name because your memory is bad. You forget it because recall was never the right tool for the job — capture is.
Read the article →Keepsake 2026.07.22: a timeline to compose your day in blocks, publishing your notes to WordPress, notes linked together, and a true writing space.
Read the article →Connect Typefully to broadcast your published notes to your networks, share links as a rich preview card, and copy a note's content in the right format.
Read the article →A note sometimes belongs to a day, not a person. Link your notes to a date with /date, and connect tags, contacts and pages without ever leaving the keyboard.
Read the article →When you publish a note, the share modal now offers four 1080×1920 images crafted for the kind of post you just made: photo, quote, or text. Three new variants join the Editorial that matches your page theme.
Read the article →The Keepsake Page now offers a subscribe form and sends a letter at the cadence you choose. Zero setup. Your subscribers are yours.
Read the article →Three themes, four accents, an editorial typography: the public Keepsake Page now offers author-level customization. Every writer can shape their space without leaving Keepsake.
Read the article →The April 16, 2026 release introduces note publishing to a public page, photos in notes, slash commands, and the daily intention.
Read the article →Keepsake now distinguishes QuickNotes (instant capture) from Notes (archived knowledge). With a rich text editor, dedicated pages, permanent links, and context-aware creation.
Read the article →Organize tasks into sections, archive your notes, customize pages with colors and icons. Keepsake 0.13 brings structure to your daily workflow.
Read the article →Add tags in one click, process notes in bulk, and enjoy auto-save. Keepsake 0.12 removes the daily friction from managing your personal CRM.
Read the article →Most journal apps ignore your relationships. Most contact managers ignore your inner life. Here's why you need both connected.
Read the article →Create company profiles, link your contacts, and find all related tasks, notes, and interactions in one place.
Read the article →Matthew Berman built an impressive personal CRM with OpenClaw: 20 SQLite tables, 22 custom skills, weeks of work. Here's what Keepsake does out of the box.
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