The stories that
only get told once.
Tell one story about someone you love.
Ninety seconds. No account needed. It’s kept on this device.
Begin your Keep without recordingEvery family has stories nobody wrote down.
The Thanksgiving story only Grandpa could tell. The letters in the shoebox nobody read aloud. The way she says your name at three.
Record
Tap to tell it, or hold to talk. Ninety seconds is enough. About anyone. A photo, a voicemail, a video of your kid, a story you’ve told a hundred times.
Keep
Every vial becomes a star in a sky only you and the people you choose can see. The Keep learns who’s in it, and asks you for more.
Render
For a birthday, a wedding, a retirement, or no reason at all: everyone who loves them tells a story, and The Keep composes it into a Cipher, a short film they’ll watch more than once.
This is what a Keep sounds like.
A voice belongs here.
Preview awaiting the first filmLetters sent to a soldier, 1944. Read by the family that found them.
It asks.
You answer.
The Keep knows the birthdays of the people in your sky. On the days that matter it asks one question. You hold to talk. That’s the whole ritual.
It comes to you
One question, on the days that matter. Ninety seconds is enough.
Nothing is public.
You choose each person, by name. They can answer, and it stays between you.
Human voices only.
The Keep composes. It never narrates. Your history is told by the people who were there.
Yours for good.
Export everything, any time, in ordinary files: your vials, and every answer anyone gave them. If the Keep disappeared tomorrow, you’d still have all of it.
The Keep constellation ·
No account needed.
Every Keep gets its emblem.
Yours will carry the initials of the people in your sky, the year it launched, and a constellation drawn from your own sky.
Begin your KeepNinety seconds. One story. Start with the one you’re most afraid of losing.
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