Save from wherever you are.
Paste a link, use the browser extension or send it from your phone. Bring existing bookmarks along with an import.
YOUR MEMORY FOR THE INTERNET
The article that changed your mind. The video you’ll come back to. Keep them in one private library, then turn what you find into something of your own.
A private library. You choose what to publish.
Designing a slower morning
Everyday ritualsA little room for curiosity
Creative practiceTake the long way home
Everyday ritualsLinks, videos and your own context. Together.
Interactive illustration · sample content
Good things come from everywhere.
FROM “SAVE FOR LATER” TO “HERE IT IS”
Bring scattered saves into a library you can actually use. Add context, find a connection, and pick up where your curiosity left off.
Paste a link, use the browser extension or send it from your phone. Bring existing bookmarks along with an import.
Search titles, text and tags. Group material in collections and add personal notes that explain why you kept it.
Saving and searching your library do not need an AI request.
MAKE SOMETHING FROM WHAT YOU KEEP
Transcribe a supported video. Review the text, draft a post, then edit it into your own words. Publish a reviewed version or take your post and media with you in a ZIP.
Walk through video → post Transcription and AI drafting use a configured provider and available budget. You can also write a post yourself.Illustrated workflow · media availability varies
PRIVATE BY DEFAULT. PUBLIC BY CHOICE.
Share a material, a collection or a finished post. Preview what people will see. Later edits stay in your draft until you publish the changes.
See exactly what becomes publicOnly what you choose to share.
Preview → Publish changesNotes and transcripts are not automatically included in public pages or ZIP exports. Anything you copy into a post body becomes part of that post. Published posts may appear in search; material and collection links are unlisted.
Keep available photos and videos alongside their sources. Connect Google Drive where enabled to store new media in your own account. Your existing files stay where they are.
A GOOD FIND DOESN’T WAIT FOR YOUR DESK
Use the web for your full library. The extension and mobile capture apps bring new finds into the same account.
Your full library, wherever you open a browser. Organize, create, share and export.
Start keepingKeep a page while you’re reading it. Choose a collection without leaving the source.
Extension setupSend links to Kepero from the Share menu. Queued saves wait for your connection.
About the iPhone pilotSave from other apps with Share → Kepero, then return to your library on the web.
About the Android appNative apps currently focus on capture. Mobile builds and the extension are distributed manually; public app-store listings are not available yet.
ROOM TO START. SPACE TO GROW.
A home for your everyday finds. No card required.
USD 0/ month
More room for your growing library and saved media.
USD 10/ month
Both plans include collections, personal notes and post drafting. AI and media downloads have separate limits. No automatic overage charges.
FROM THE KEPERO BLOG
Field notes · 3 min read
A bookmark, an embed and a saved file solve different problems. Know which one you have before you rely on it.
Practice · 3 min read
You do not have to organize every bookmark. Give useful sources a next step, and let the rest wait.
Product notes · 3 min read
Your working material and your reader's view have different jobs. Review the public version as a separate piece of work.
Yes. Your link stays in the library even when a source restricts media retrieval. An external player is not an archived copy. For video without an archive, ZIP exports keep the source link.
No. Saving, organizing, searching and writing your own posts work without an AI request. Transcription and AI drafting are separate actions, subject to available provider and account budgets.
Personal notes and transcripts are excluded from shared materials, collections and ZIP exports. Review a post’s entire body before publishing: text you deliberately put in that body is part of the post.
The web library works in your mobile browser. iPhone and Android capture apps also exist as manually distributed pilots. They save into your account; they do not yet offer every web feature. See the app setup guide for the current availability.
Give it somewhere to live.
Start keeping