keep.

keep. — One Keep

One thing,
fully.

Write down the one thing you’ll do now. Give it to Panda and give it your full attention. Then write two lines about how it went. Small steps toward your promises — and a quiet record of every one.

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Learn SpanishReading
Finish the chapter on the past tense
✦twenty flashcards
✦one voice note to Maya
25 minGive it to Panda
18:24left, fully here
Finish the chapter on the past tense
Learn Spanish · step 12+ 5 min

What got done

The whole chapter, and half the flashcards.

How do you feel?

Twelve steps in. The past tense was the hard one — nicely kept.

Kept.one more stone · 25 min of focus

The ritual

Four quiet steps.
Every day.

No feed, no streak pressure, no noise. The same small ritual each time, so starting gets easier than putting it off — and finishing feels like something.

  1. first

    Check in

    How are you, really? One tap, and a line about why if you like.

  2. then

    Write a Keep

    The one thing you’ll do now, filed under a promise you’re keeping to yourself.

  3. then

    Focus

    Hand it to Panda and put the phone down. A calm paper timer counts the minutes.

  4. last

    Reflect

    What got done, what’s left. Panda reads it back to you, kindly. One more stone.

You showed up four days this week. That’s the promise, kept a little at a time.
Panda, after a reflection

Getting started

Your first Keep,
in two minutes.

Here’s exactly what to tap. There’s nothing to set up first — no goals to configure, no plan to fill in.

  1. Sign in

    Open keep. and choose Continue with Apple, Continue with Google, or your email for a one-time link. No passwords.

    Your Keeps sync to your other devices from here on.
  2. Check in

    Pick how you feel right now — one tap. Add a line about why, if you like. It’s once a day, and Panda remembers.

    Over a month, these become your mood jar.
  3. Write your Keep

    On the paper card, write the one thing you’ll do now. Tap the pill to file it under a Promise, add Tags + if you like, and set how long.

    Small is good. “Twenty flashcards” beats “learn Spanish”.
  4. Give it to Panda

    Tap Give it to Panda. The timer starts — put the phone down. Need a little longer? + 5 min. Stopping early is fine too.

    You’ll get a gentle alert when time’s up.
  5. Reflect

    Write what got done and what’s left, and pick a mood. Panda reads it back with a few kind words. One more stone on the cairn.

    Two lines is plenty. Honest beats long.
  6. Come back tomorrow

    Tap + for your next Keep. Open Grow to watch the days add up, and Panda Box to find any Keep again.

    Set the Horizon once — from the big picture down to today.

Promises & Tags

A promise gives it a why.
A tag shows you the how.

Meet Aria. In September she made herself two promises: learn Spanish, and run her first half marathon.

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Promises hold the why

A promise is something you’re keeping to yourself. Every Keep you file under it is a step on its road — so twenty small Keeps add up to something you can see.

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Tags show the how

Tags cut across your promises: when, where, with whom. Tap one in Panda Box and a pattern appears that no single promise could show you.

Filter by tag

Learn Spanish9 Keeps

Past-tense chaptermorning
Voice note to Mayawith Maya
Twenty flashcardsmorning
Read one short storydeep work

Half marathon6 Keeps

Easy 5 kmmorning
Long run, slowwith Maya
Intervals by the rivermorning
Plan the next four weeksdeep work
Two promises, fifteen steps. Tap a tag to see what they share.

keep. — free

Everything the ritual needs.
Free, always.

No trial clock on the basics. Write, focus, reflect, and see your days take shape — offline, synced across your devices, and yours to export any time.

Panda Box

Every Keep you’ve made, by day. Search it, filter by promise or tag, and start a recent one again in a tap.

Finish the past-tense chapterReading25m
Twenty flashcardsLearn Spanish15m
Voice note to MayaLearn Spanish10m

The Horizon

From the big picture down to today. Each note shows when you last touched it — and nudges when it’s gone stale.

Long term · the big picture
Hold a real conversation in Spanish
Updated 3 Sep
This month · this season
Past tenses, properly
Updated Monday
This week · these days
Two chapters, daily flashcards
Updated yesterday
Today · right now
Finish chapter 7
Updated yesterdaystill today’s?

Your last three months

Every day you kept, as a dot. Patterns show up on their own — a strong Monday, a quiet weekend.

Check-insFocus timer, +5 minReflectionsTagsPanda SuggestsSearchSix themesWorks offlineExport everything

keep.+

Watch it
add up.

Panda’s fuller read of your days: when your focus lands, how your month has felt, and where your time really goes.

keep.+ · monthly or yearly

Where the Sun Falls

Your whole day as one circle: daylight on top, night below. Every session lands where it happened, bigger for longer — and the sun settles where your focus tends to fall.

Your focus lands around 10:30From 42 Keeps this month · your best hour

Your mood jar

Every check-in drops a pebble in.

Promise Journeys

Each promise is a road with no finish line. Every Keep a step, a cairn every ten.

By promise

Every Keep a bead on its promise’s thread. See where your time really goes.

Echoes

A note you left on another day, handed back when it matters.

Hard start, good finish. Remember that the first ten minutes lie.You, after a Keep · 12 August

Mood Weather

Each day’s sky, painted from every mood you logged.

Monthly or yearly, priced for your country in the App Store. Free trials for eligible new subscribers. Nothing you write is ever locked away.

Private by design

What you write
stays yours.

keep. holds the most personal thing an app can: what you meant to do, and how it really went. It is treated that way.

No ads, no trackers

No advertising identifiers, no data brokers, nothing sold. Your writing is never used to train anything.

Analytics off by default

Usage analytics only run if you switch them on — and never carry a word you wrote.

Take it, or delete it

Export everything as JSON and CSV, or delete your account, straight from Settings.

Read the Privacy Policy — written to be read.

Start with one thing.

Then another, tomorrow. That’s the whole idea.