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The home of family memories

Keep this day.You'll be glad you did.

The little voice calling from the other room. The drawing taped to the fridge. The question she asked for the hundredth time this week.

The Days We Keep is where your family keeps its ordinary days, from the first ultrasound to the first day of high school, and every Tuesday in between.

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A little girl in pajamas at the kitchen window, looking up at the morning moon
Tuesday, 7:40am
“Mama, the moon is still awake.”

Today

Most of what you'll miss happens on an ordinary Tuesday.

Nobody plans to remember the cereal argument, or the song she made up in the bath. Those are the first things to go. Keep each one in the form that fits it.

Seven ways to keep a memory

Photo
and the story behind it
Voice
the laugh, the lullaby, the word she still says wrong
Letter
words for someone to read later
Reflection
what today was really like
Feeling
how the day felt, in a few taps
Milestone
the firsts, and the quiet seconds
Canvas
a scrapbook page of photos, stickers and words, arranged any way you like
See every way to keep a memory

Sat, May 9

A boy running across a park with a kite
Leo's kite, finally!
A child's crayon drawing of a family, taped to a fridge

0:12 · Mía laughing

He ran the whole length of the park. Twice.

A Canvas page

Today

One sentence is enough.

Some weeks you'll save a dozen moments. Some weeks you won't open the app at all. Both are fine. Nothing piles up, and there's nothing to catch up on.

When you want somewhere to start, there's a question waiting each day. And reminders come only when you ask for them: daily, weekly or monthly.

How prompts and reminders work

Real prompts from the app

  • Record 30 seconds of the sounds in your home right now.
  • Write one sentence about today. That's enough.
  • What would you tell them in 15 years that you can't say today?
A boy building a sandcastle at the beach
beach day, august
  • GrandmaHe had sand in his ears for two days.

  • DadAnd he cried when we left.

Together

You're not the only one who remembers that day.

Grandma remembers what happened right before the photo. Your partner remembers the song that was playing in the car on the way home. Invite them in, and each of them adds what they saw, on their own phone, with their own account.

You decide who sees what. A memory can stay private, go to parents only, to grandparents, to the whole family, or to the people you pick.

Up to 3 family members on Essentials, 10 on Unlimited.

How sharing with family works

Together

A story for each of you, and one for all of you.

A pregnancy. A three-year-old who narrates everything. Your mom, who finally agreed to tell you how she met your dad. And the Sunday pancakes that belong to all of you.

Give each person their own profile: a pregnancy, a child, or anyone you love. Then open Whole Family to see everyone's memories together in one place.

Meet the family profiles
  • Baby on the way

    week 24

  • Mía

    3 years old

  • Leo

    7 years old

  • Grandma

    her stories

  • Whole Family

    everyone, together

This year

Then one day you look back, and it's a story.

Everything you keep lands in one timeline, in order, so the year reads like a book. Looking for the letters? Filter for those, and only those.

  1. Jan
  2. Mar
  3. May
  4. Aug
  5. Oct
  6. Dec
A baby's hand holding a parent's finger
Then
A child's hand in a parent's hand, a few years later
Now

Put a photo from last spring next to one from this week. You knew he'd grown. You didn't know it was this much.

When a year ends, turn it into a yearbook you can keep.

Someday

Some things are meant to be read later.

Write her a letter. Add a photo, a voice note, today's reflection. Then seal it, and choose when it opens: on a date, on her 18th birthday or graduation day, or on a day nobody can predict, like the first time her heart gets broken.

Once it's sealed, it waits.

  • For when you need strength
  • For your wedding day
  • Just because I love you

Time Capsules are part of Unlimited.

How Time Capsules work

open on Mía's 18th birthday

Not yet.

Everything you keep is backed up, so a new phone is just a new phone. Sync & Backup

From Carmen

Made by a mom who wanted to remember, too.

Hi, I'm Carmen. When my son was born, I took pictures of him every single day. I wanted stickers and pretty lettering on his milestones, collages of his week, his height and weight written down somewhere safe. That took a whole handful of different apps.

I had just finished my degree in computer science, so I built the one app I actually wanted. Then I realized that if I needed it, other parents probably did too.

It started as a place for my son's photos. It grew into a home for the whole family, because the stories didn't stop when the baby years did.

Carmen

Read our story
Carmen, founder of The Days We Keep
Carmen

Try it for a week. Keep it for years.

Whichever plan you choose, the first 7 days are free, with everything that plan includes.

  • Essentials

    For getting started

    $4.99/month

    or $34.99/yearsave 42%

  • Unlimited

    For the whole family

    $9.99/month

    or $59.99/yearsave 50%

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Someday, you'll be glad you kept this.

Start with one moment. Today's is a good one.

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