Questions, answered.

Kept is a household memory for couples. You snap a photo and label a box or an item; months later you ask, in plain English, where something is — and Kept tells you the room, the box, and the shelf. The magic moment is one sentence: "where did we put the Christmas lights?"

Three moments: snap a photo and name the box, ask Kept where something is later, and — because both of you share one household — keep that memory together. New to it? Start with our setup guide.

Yes. Pack and label in basements and garages with no signal — Kept syncs as soon as you're back online.

Yes. Kept prints scannable labels in a range of sizes for Rollo and Brother thermal printers, or a plain sheet you can cut and tape. See picking the right label size.

$12 a month, per household. No tiers, no upsells, no "premium" version — the same Kept for everyone. The first two weeks are free, and you can cancel any time.

A household includes the two of you. Need more — a roommate, a parent, a sibling? Add them for $1 each per month.

Two weeks, free. No card tricks — if it's not for you, cancel and you won't be charged.

That's the whole idea. Both of you can add things, both can find them, and when one of you moves something, the other knows. One shared home, one shared memory.

You can keep more than one household — a primary place and, say, a lake house or a parent's storage. Each is its own searchable space.

Your home is yours. We never look at your photos or what's inside your home, and Kept is a subscription — not a surveillance product. No ads, ever.

Any time. Your home, your data — export the whole thing whenever you like.

We're building Kept in Louisville, and the first 100 couples in the metro get a full year free. When the year ends, founder pricing is locked at $9 a month for life instead of $12.

After our Louisville couples have shaped it. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment it opens in your city.