A house in view
Room portraits, walls-open photographs, the exact shutoff you'll want at 3 a.m. — point your phone at the house and keeper files what it sees.
Whatever your household needs remembered — its money, its upkeep, its papers, its people — keeper holds it in one quiet place: found when you ask, noticed before it's late, ready to hand over.
Private by design — one household, yours alone.

What it remembers
A receipt belongs to its project. A photograph belongs to its room. A policy belongs to its renewal. keeper keeps the record connected, so every part makes the others more useful.
Room portraits, walls-open photographs, the exact shutoff you'll want at 3 a.m. — point your phone at the house and keeper files what it sees.
Net worth, cash flow, and private-equity marks in one honest view — every policy remembered term by term, with a quiet flag when coverage falls behind what you're worth.
Statements, warranties, and deeds searchable to the word. Ask a plain question and get a cited answer — or an honest “the record is silent.”
Renewals ahead, upkeep drifting late, warranties about to end, the year the furnace will want replacing — noticed before they become emergencies.
Keys for every hand, a sitter's link that dies on Monday, a binder for the worst day, and a guest book by the front door.
A house in view
The capture porch has a door for everything — a room, work in progress, an open wall, a data plate, a receipt. Every photograph passes through a quiet darkroom: checked, stripped of hidden metadata, kept as one canonical print.
When keeper reads a plate or a receipt it proposes — make, model, serial, amount — and nothing enters the record until you say yes. By the last door, the house has a room-by-room schedule your insurer hopes you'll never need.
The steward's report
Once a week keeper composes a letter from the record itself: renewals coming due, upkeep drifting late, warranties about to lapse, the replacements worth saving for — even whether your umbrella coverage still keeps pace with your net worth. It arrives Monday morning and is kept with everything else.
Continuity & trust
Some weekends you hand the house to a sitter; someday, to someone else entirely. keeper prepares both, while the record itself stays yours alone.
Shutoffs, codes, and contacts that work all weekend, then expire on their own.
Each member of the house holds exactly the right key — no more, no less.
Printed from live records, so it's current the moment you need it.
A card by the front door; visitors leave a note, you decide what's kept.
keeper is bespoke software for a single household — built to be a responsible keeper of what matters, not a service that sells what it learns. Your records stay yours, kept in one safe haven.
When keeper reads for you, it cites your own pages — or admits the record is silent. Nothing enters the record without your yes.
Whatever you're the keeper of — keep it well.