Keepsake helps you preserve the things you can’t replace — children’s artwork, handwritten cards, letters, and meaningful objects — so they’re easier to revisit over time.
Privacy-first · iCloud only · No account needed · Privacy Policy
Why Keepsake exists
The shoebox in the wardrobe. The drawer that doesn't quite close. The shelf with a child's first painting, a grandmother's last birthday card, a letter you've read a hundred times and can't throw away.
"These aren't just photos. They're the things that will matter in twenty years."
Keepsake was built because nothing else treated these objects with the weight they deserve. Not a camera roll. Not a cloud drive. Something that captures the story alongside the image — and brings it back to you at the right moment.
What it does
Every keepsake type has its own guided capture flow. Every memory carries its own story.
Different keepsakes deserve different kinds of capture. Artwork and letters are preserved cleanly, while meaningful objects can be captured in rich 3D.
Create personalised memory boxes for the people, moments, and seasons that matter most — just like the real boxes already sitting in homes and wardrobes.
Revisit handmade objects from every angle — preserving not just how they looked, but the shape and presence they had in your hands.
Bring keepsakes back into your space — place a drawing on the kitchen table or revisit an object as though it were still sitting beside you.
Add the little details that are easy to forget later — who made it, how old they were, and why this moment mattered.
Occasional reminders quietly bring meaningful keepsakes back into view — gentle moments to pause and look back.
Your memories stay in your iCloud account, not on Keepsake servers. No account to create, no ads, and no personal data collected, sold or shared.
Your keepsakes stay available across your Apple devices automatically and privately through iCloud.
See it in action
Privacy
Most apps treat your data as a product. Keepsake treats it as something you trusted it with. The privacy model isn't a feature bolted on at the end — it's a structural decision made at the start.
Your keepsakes live in your iCloud account. There is no Keepsake server where they are stored. This is not a marketing claim. It is how the app is architecturally built.
Read the Privacy PolicyAll content is in your personal CloudKit private database. Only your Apple ID can access it.
No sign-up, no email, no password. There is no Keepsake account to create or leak.
Keepsake makes money through subscriptions, not by selling your attention or your data.
TelemetryDeck is used for crash reports and aggregate usage signals. No personal identifiers, ever.
Pricing
Prices shown are in USD. Local pricing may vary and will be displayed on the App Store listing.
Keepsake was made by Harry Brown of Chaotic Good Creations in New Zealand. It's a solo project — fully self-funded, no investors, no team. Just a someone who needed this to exist. Questions? Say hello.