Keep the link.
Give it meaning.

What can I save?

Paste a public link from the web, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X or another supported source. On your phone, you can also send a link to Kepp through the system share sheet. Links can point to films, books, essays, music or videos you want to revisit.

Kepp keeps a link and its available preview, not a guaranteed offline copy. Some platforms restrict previews or require you to open the original. Original creators retain credit for their work.

How do Inbox and Library work?

Inbox is a place to start with saves you have not organized yet. Library helps you find and revisit what you keep. Use search, collections and progress statuses to turn an accumulating pile of links into something useful.

Your personal Library is separate from your public profile. Check the visibility setting of notes and collections before publishing or sharing them.

What is a Canon? What is a Trail?

A Canon is an intentional selection of works: for example, films that changed how you see a city. A Trail is an ordered path through a subject. An introduction and your reason for each choice give readers context that a plain list of links cannot.

You can prepare a private draft before publishing. Public selections have a link you can share, and people can explore the curator behind them.

Is Kepp another social feed?

Kepp includes discovery and following, but its purpose is to help you keep and return to meaningful work. You do not need to publish everything you save. Start with your own Library; share a selection when you have something to say about it.

Where can I use it?

Kepp is available on iOS, Android and the web. You can browse public pages without an account. Sign in to save and organize your own Library.

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