A shared album
Everyone who checked in can add photos. They land in one place, in one album, the same night.
Memories
The plan ends. The photos stay together.
Every plan gets one shared album, only for the people who were there. No more “can you send me those?” three weeks later.
The album
One album per plan, sorted for you.
Best photos first
The shots people favorite rise to the top, so the album opens on the good ones.
Duplicates hidden
Twelve nearly identical shots of the same moment become one, with the rest a tap away.
A timeline
Photos in the order the day happened, from the first hello to the last round.
A map, for plans that move
Hikes, crawls and trips show where each photo was taken, on a map only the group can see.
A short recap, written for you
An optional recap of the plan, drafted from the plan details, the itinerary and the album captions. You can edit it or delete it.
Prefer no AI? Turn it off and you get a simple recap instead: who came, where you went, and the best photos. Recaps have a monthly limit, so the feature never runs away with itself.
Later
Memories that come back to you.
“Your Saturday”
The morning after, a short look back: the album, who came, and what is on next.
“One year ago today”
A year later, the plan comes back to you. Nice to see, and easy to turn off.
“Your year in plans”
Each December: plans kept, people met, things you tried for the first time. Kept Plus members get the full version.
Privacy
Who can see an album: the people who were there.
If you checked in, the album is yours too. People who did not come, including friends of friends, see nothing. Albums never appear on the public site.
- People who checked in: see the album and add photos.
- The host: sees the album and adds photos.
- Everyone else: sees nothing at all.
- Anyone in a photo can ask for it to come down, and it does.
Questions, answered
Who owns the photos?
You own what you upload. You give Kept permission to show your photos to the people in that album, and nothing more.
Can I save photos from the album?
Yes, for your own use. Please ask before posting other people’s faces anywhere public.
How long do albums last?
As long as your account does. If you delete your account, your photos leave every album they were in.
Does the recap read our chat?
No. It uses the plan details, the itinerary and the album captions. Your messages stay out of it.
Can I leave an album?
Yes. Leaving hides it from your account. Your photos stay for the others unless you remove them.