Why I built Memory Keep
Some photos stop you in your tracks — a face you miss, a moment you'd half-forgotten, suddenly here again.
I started Memory Keep after losing my parents. Their lives were lived before the digital age — no phone full of photos, no shared albums online — and when they passed, I realised there was no easy place to gather what remained and simply remember them.
So Memory Keep became that place: a quiet, personal home for the photos, videos, and tributes of the people and pets we've loved and lost — to keep, and to share with everyone who loved them too. No advertising, no clutter. Just their story, kept with care.
What you get
Gather the photos, videos, and voices that tell their story. Write a tribute in your own words, choose the music that brings them back, and share one gentle link that loved ones can open — and return to — whenever they need to.
Privacy, your way
This is a private thing, and you decide how far it travels. Share your memorial openly, or keep it just for the people you send the link to — private memorials are never listed or searchable. The choice is always yours.
No subscriptions
Remembering someone you love shouldn't come with a recurring bill. Memory Keep is a one-time purchase — no monthly fees, no renewal reminders, no feature paywalls. Pay once, and their memorial is yours to keep. Get started →
Built with care
Every memory you upload is held safely — secure sign-in, encryption everywhere, and protection that keeps the memorial steady even when many people visit at once, like the day of a service or an anniversary. The technology stays quietly in the background, so you can focus on remembering.