Wherever people gather to celebrate someone
One page per occasion: what the gift is, a sample trailer, what to say, and the questions people ask first.
An 80th birthday gift from everyone who loves them
KeepSakePage collects messages from friends and family — video, voice notes, written notes and photos, even a phone call from someone who won't use a link — and cuts the best moments into a short movie-trailer-style video to play at the party.
Read the pageA retirement gift from everyone they worked with
KeepSakePage gathers a message from each colleague — a video on their phone, a voice note, a written note, a photo from the old office — and cuts the best moments into a short film to play at the retirement lunch.
Read the pageAn anniversary gift from everyone who loves them both
KeepSakePage gathers a message from everyone who knows them as a couple — the children, the grandchildren, the friends from the wedding, the neighbours of forty years — as a video, a voice note, a written note or a photo, and cuts the best moments into a short film for the anniversary party.
Read the pageA 70th birthday gift from everyone who loves them
Seventy is the birthday where the guest list is still long and everyone can still travel — the moment to collect a message from each of them. KeepSakePage gathers video, voice notes, written notes and photos from friends and family, even a phone call from the ones who won't open a link, and cuts the best moments into a short film for the party.
Read the pageA 90th birthday gift from four generations
Ninety is the birthday where the room holds great-grandchildren and friends from seventy years back, and not all of them can be there. KeepSakePage gathers a message from each of them — video, voice, a written note, a photo — and the friends who'd rather talk simply phone it in. The best moments become a short film for the party.
Read the pageWedding messages from everyone who loves them both
For the couple: a message from every guest, and from the people who couldn't make it — video, a voice note, a written note, a photo — cut into a short film to play at the rehearsal dinner, the reception, or the morning after. Grandparents who won't open a link can phone it in.
Read the pageA tribute from everyone who knew them, gathered gently
When someone dies, the stories arrive from everywhere — the old colleague, the neighbour, the friend from fifty years ago — and the family has no way to hold them. KeepSakePage gives everyone one private link to record a memory in their own words: a video, a voice note, a written note, a photo. Those who'd rather talk than type can phone it in.
Read the pageA graduation gift from everyone who got them there
Behind every graduate is a crowd: the parents, the grandparents, the teacher from fourth grade, the coach, the friend who moved away. KeepSakePage gathers a message from each of them — video, a voice note, a written note, a photo — and cuts the best moments into a short film for the party.
Read the pageA farewell gift from everyone they're leaving behind
Someone's moving across the country, leaving the company after twelve years, or finishing a long posting. A card gets signed and lost. KeepSakePage gathers a message from everyone they're leaving — video, a voice note, a written note, a photo — and cuts the best moments into a short film for the send-off.
Read the pageAnother occasion in mind? KeepSakePage works for all of them today — request an invite and say which.
And the days you won't be in the room
One person recording for someone they love, delivered on the day they choose — years from now if that's the day it belongs to.
A message for your new baby, to open on the day you choose
Record it now, in the first weeks, while you still remember what the nights were like and what you hoped for them — a video, a voice note or a letter — and pick the day it reaches them: their first birthday, the morning they turn eighteen, the night before their wedding.
Read the pageA message for their 18th birthday, recorded now
They're eight, or four, or eleven, and the version of you they'll never remember is the one talking to them right now. Record it — a video, a voice note or a letter — and address it to the morning they turn eighteen. It waits, kept exactly as you leave it, and arrives by private link on the day.
Read the pageA message for the morning of their wedding, recorded now
You don't know the date yet. You might not know the person yet. You know what you'd want to say to them that morning, and you can say it now — a video, a voice note or a letter — and leave it waiting. When the day is set, you give it the date, and it arrives by private link while they're getting ready.
Read the pageThe days you'll miss, recorded before you go
A deployment has a calendar of days you already know you'll miss: a birthday, the first day of school, the recital, a holiday morning. Record a message for each one now — a video, a voice note, a letter — and give it the date. It reaches them by private link on the morning, from you, whether or not you can get to a phone that week.
Read the pageFor the grandchildren, in your own voice, on the days you choose
There are things you'd like each grandchild to hear from you, on a day they'll understand them: a birthday years away, the morning of a graduation, the day they have a child of their own. Record them now — a video, a voice note, a letter read aloud — give each one a date, and it reaches them by private link that morning, from you.
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