How it works
One dispatch. One durable day.
Keepsake keeps the daily ritual small while preserving enough context for the day to remain legible years later.
1. Write or record the dispatch
The editor supplies the headline and account of the day. Video can be transcribed into an editable draft before publication.
2. Curate the context
Weather and current headlines provide the public setting. The editor chooses which outside stories belong beside their private record.
3. Review the edition
AI-assisted editorial text is presented as derived commentary, not as the editorβs original words. The editor can review their record before filing it.
4. Publish to the private archive
The edition joins a date-based archive. Invited readers can receive access without making the journal publicly discoverable.
5. Export durable artifacts
Depending on the plan, editions can become downloadable archives, Sunday editions, or yearbook-style exports. Source records and derived output remain identified.