this part, every time I hear it,
I think of that night in october.
a note from you
It unfolds below.
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Write it into a song. Send it softly. Let it arrive on cue.
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Pin a note to any moment
Pick a song. Choose a moment: the chorus, the drop, the 47-second mark. Write what you want them to feel right there.
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Send one small link
One link holds everything. They open it, play the song, and wait for your notes.
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It appears, right on cue
The moment the song reaches your timestamp, your words show up. Exactly when you meant them to.
open.spotify.com
01 · pin a note
Funeral · Phoebe Bridgers
open.spotify.com
03 · it arrives
Funeral · Phoebe Bridgers
A little timing. A lot of meaning.
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Questions? We've got you.
Yes. Keepsake works on top of the Spotify web player in your browser, so you'll need a Spotify account (free or premium both work) to play songs and write notes. The person you send a keepsake to will also need a Spotify account, since they listen to the same songs to unlock your notes.
Yes, to experience your notes the way you intended. When they open your link, they'll see a keepsake card showing who it's from, a short description and the songs inside. To have your notes actually pop up at the right moments while they listen on Spotify, they will need to install the free extension and import the keepsake. The share page walks them through it and it only takes a moment.
Yep. Before anything leaves your device, it's encrypted. We never see the contents of your notes, we only store encrypted text. Since the decryption key is contained in your share link, only people with that link can read the keepsake and see the notes appear in sync with the song.
You get 3 free keepsakes when you sign up. After that, credit packs start at ₹149, or you can go Lifetime for unlimited keepsakes with a single one-time purchase. Your credits never expire, so there's no rush to use them.
Not yet. Keepsake is a browser extension, so for now it works on desktop browsers only. Mobile support is something we're actively exploring.
Before you share, you can change or delete any note freely. Once you've shared a keepsake and sent the link, that version is sealed and can't be edited, so the link always shows exactly what you sent. If you want to make changes after that, you can edit a copy in the extension and share it as a fresh link, leaving the original untouched.
