Keepora doesn't measure time in dates. It measures it in your child. Type a name and a birthday, and hear how the archive speaks.
Type a name and a birthday, and this card starts speaking about your child instead of ours.
None of this needs to be lost. Keeping it takes twenty seconds a day — and on her eighteenth birthday, she gets all of it.
A photo, a quote, a first, a voice note — captured in one gesture, filed under the age she was. “Sometime in May” is a real answer; the archive never demands a date you don't remember.
A weekly Contact Sheet shows moments, not 127 files. Keep the best; the rest rest quietly. Skipped weeks settle into the gallery — nothing nags you.
Grandparents are invited personally — no public links exist. You choose what each person sees; they leave notes in the margins of her story.
Vaccinations, measurements, the year of the ear infections — a private record, off by default, hers at eighteen when a doctor asks.
Once a year, the archive becomes a real, cloth-bound book — her year, composed from your keepers, with the family's notes printed in the margins. A shelf that grows up alongside her.
Included yearly on Hardcover · $59 per book on Album