Keepr is a WhatsApp number that remembers everything you send it: links, screenshots, voice notes, half-formed thoughts at 2am. Ask for any of it later in plain English and it replies right on top of your original message.
Your photos, videos and voice notes are never downloaded or stored.
There are no commands to learn and no folders to maintain. You either send Keepr something, or you ask it for something.
Forward a link, snap a photo with a caption, drop a PDF, ramble into a voice note, or just type a thought.
It reads your words and writes a short, searchable summary of what the thing was. The media itself is never fetched.
“that pasta recipe from last week” works. So does “the article about sleep.” No keywords, no tags, no syntax.
Keepr replies as a native WhatsApp quote, so one tap jumps you straight to the message you sent months ago.
No new app, no new habit to build. It's the same forward you already do, just to a number that never forgets.
A memory tool only works if you trust it, so here is exactly what gets stored and what never gets touched.
Photos, videos, voice notes and documents are never downloaded to our servers. Only the words you write (a caption, a message, forwarding context) are saved.
If you send audio with no accompanying text, Keepr stores a plain placeholder, not the recording and not a transcript of what you said.
Every save and every search is locked to your WhatsApp number at the database level. There is no code path that can return one person's memory to anyone else.
Webhook payloads, captions, access tokens and phone numbers are kept out of application logs in production.
Email us from the number you use with Keepr and we will delete your account and every memory stored under it. No forms, no retention window.
Every link you meant to read, every idea you had in the shower. One number, and it's all findable again.