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Keepsake combines four tools into one: quick notes, tasks, journal, and contact management. The QuickNote system lets you capture any thought in 2 seconds — even offline. Then you sort everything each evening with one-click transforms. Most apps do one thing well. Keepsake connects your thoughts to the people and projects they belong to, in a single line: @contact + #tag + T+3 creates a task due in 3 days, linked to a person and a project.

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Simplicity. Tools like Notion are powerful but complex — most people abandon them within weeks. Keepsake is built around two habits: capture everything without thinking, sort it each evening. No setup, no learning curve. It works in under 5 seconds from the moment you open it. It's also built by a solo founder who reads every email and ships improvements weekly.

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Creative professionals, entrepreneurs, freelancers, and anyone who juggles multiple projects and relationships. People who think a lot, have ideas constantly, and need a simple system to get it all out of their head without losing anything.

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I built Keepsake because I couldn't find a tool that was both simple and complete. I had notes in Apple Notes, tasks in Todoist, contacts in my phone, and a journal on paper. Nothing was connected. I wanted one place to capture everything, link it to people and projects, and review it each evening. So I built it — first for myself, then for my newsletter audience of 20,000 readers. It launched in February 2026.

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Next.js, React, Supabase (PostgreSQL), Tailwind CSS, Vercel. Progressive Web App with full offline support.

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• Entrepreneurs and solopreneurs managing multiple projects • Authors and content creators organizing ideas and research • Freelancers tracking client relationships and tasks • Coaches and consultants managing personal contacts