Keepsakes
Practical records. Personal meaning. One secure place.
Keepsakes
Give every meaningful belonging a record and a story.
Keep photos, descriptions, estimated values, receipts, acquisition details, storage locations, and personal memories together. Start with one treasured item and add the details you know.
A record that holds more than an object
A grandmother’s ring might have a receipt and an estimated value. It also has a person, a history and a memory attached to it. Keepsaker gives the practical details and the personal story a place together.
What belongs in a Keepsake record
Add several photos, a description, acquisition details, identifying marks, a value estimate, receipts or appraisals, and where you keep the item. You can update the record as details change.
Tell the part only you know
Record who owned it, how it came into your life, and why you kept it. Begin with one item your family would recognize but might not know how to explain.
