A private place for your family’s stories
Your family gets a book, not a login.
Talk for ten quiet minutes at a time. Kept4 turns it into a Letter to Heirs and a Keepsake Book — kept private until you choose who it’s for.
No card required for your first conversation. · Giving Kept4 as a gift?

Kept4 asks
“What did your mother’s kitchen smell like on a Sunday?”
This is what your family actually gets — see the real pages below.
Why families use it
Documents keep things. Kept4 keeps the meaning.
A ring without the story is just a ring. Kept4 holds the voice, the photo, and the why beside the what.
A gentle AI interviewer
Talk through what you want your family to know.
Your Story So Far
Conversations become chapters and a Letter to Heirs.
Possessions with their story
Photos, recipients, and meaning beside each heirloom.
Private until you choose
Nothing leaves your archive until you share it.
The book they’ll hold
This is what your stories become.
Real pages from a finished Kept4 book — a 6×9 hardcover, printed on heavyweight coated paper, with their night sky on the cover and their actual voice behind the small codes. Eleanor’s book is our demonstration; yours will be entirely your own.
All 70 pages of Eleanor’s book, exactly as the press prints them.
How it works
Small moments. Something worth keeping.
Talk a little
Pick a doorway — a person, a photo, a place, a lesson.
Watch it take shape
Conversations become chapters and a draft Letter to Heirs.

Attach what matters
Add the heirlooms, photos, and recipients that belong with them.
Choose who sees it
Invite family when you're ready. Private by default.
One complete plan
For your story — or someone you love.
Every plan: full archive, sharing, Lockbox. Lifetime gifts claim privately.
Annual
Best value$79
/yr
Two months free vs monthly
Monthly
7 days free$7.99
/mo
Then $7.99/mo · cancel anytime
Lifetime Access
Gift-ready$299
one-time
Faith-friendly. Family-friendly. No boxes required.
Prayers, Scripture, values, and stories — for any family that wants to be understood.
Start with a story of faith →Ready when you are
Start with one story.
One conversation. One photo. One possession. You don't have to finish in a weekend.







