Memory, intelligently kept
You won’t know it was the last time until it’s gone.
Keepsake turns one meaningful weekly prompt into a private family timeline—preserving the voices, details, and ordinary moments a camera roll forgets.
Start free. No credit card required.
This week’s prompt
“What is inside their school backpack right now?”
Our founder promises
Less pressure. More of what matters.
Keepsake is new, so we will not pretend thousands of families have spoken. We can promise a thoughtful product built around three clear principles.
Two minutes is enough
Private unless you share
Your voice stays yours
From prompt to heirloom
A memory system for all of childhood.
Baby books stop too soon. Keepsake follows the small transitions from first words to first jobs—and gives each one context.
One question. Two minutes. A story that lasts.
Answer with a photo, a written detail, a short video, or the sound of their voice. Prompts adapt to each child’s age, so the ordinary moment in front of you becomes easy to notice.
Try this tonight
Record the word they always mispronounce.
Organized without the homework
Separate timelines, voice transcription, and gentle story cleanup turn scattered media into a record you can actually revisit.
Shared now. Delivered later.
Invite grandparents, share polished memory cards, schedule future messages, and shape the year into a film or hardcover book.
Start a private timelineSimple family pricing
Start with one memory.
No setup fee and no pressure to fill every page. Choose the rhythm that fits your family.
Free
Begin with the moments already on your mind.
$0
forever
- One child
- Two entries each month
- Shareable memory cards
Family
Build the whole family archive together.
$8.99
per month
- Unlimited children
- Unlimited memories
- Family contributors
- Annual digital film
Legacy
Turn today’s memories into tomorrow’s heirlooms.
$79
per year
- Everything in Family
- Future-delivery messages
- Annual printed-book credit
Also available: $59 annual books, $99 graduation legacy books, and $39 engraved memory boxes.
Questions, answered
Before you entrust us with a memory
The next prompt arrives soon
The moment you will miss may be happening today.
Do not organize the whole camera roll. Start with one story, one voice, or one tiny detail worth keeping.
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