For Keeps & Kin Co.

The little things,
kept for keeps.

The drawings that cover the fridge. The handwriting you’d know anywhere. The ticket stubs and little treasures tucked away in drawers. Gather them here, and we’ll turn them into a book to hold onto for good.

How it works

It’s easier than you’d think, and it all happens on your phone.

01

Gather it

Photograph the drawing, the letter, the ticket stub. We’ll softly clean up the color and light.

02

Tell its story

Add a title, a date if you know it, and the words only you would remember.

03

Keep it

When the book is full, it’s printed and bound as a hardcover made to be passed down.

What you can keep

If it’s flat and it matters to you, it belongs here.

ArtworkDrawings, paintings, the masterpieces from school
Letters and cardsNotes to the tooth fairy, birthday cards from Grandma
HandwritingFirst letters, wobbly names, a recipe in her writing
MementosTicket stubs, ribbons, pressed flowers, report cards

The book

A hardcover made to be pulled off the shelf again and again.

  • Size8.3 × 8.3 in square
  • CoverHardcover, in your color
  • Pages24 to 50
  • PaperUncoated, soft matte
  • Yours to nameTitle, cover note, spine

You might be wondering

© 2026 For Keeps & Kin Co.

About us

For Keeps & Kin Co. started with a stack of drawings I couldn’t bring myself to throw away.

When my oldest started kindergarten, he came home with a new favorite thing to make: a picture of the two of us, him and his mom, with a heart drawn right between us. Then he made another. And another. Before long I had more than fifteen of them, and I simply could not fathom letting a single one go.

I love all the little drawings my kids make. But as an occupational therapist, I see something extra in them, too. Put them side by side and you can watch a child grow: the grip on the crayon getting steadier, a circle turning into a face, stick arms suddenly gaining hands and fingers. Comparing one drawing to the next is like reading a quiet record of who they’re becoming.

So I made a simple way to keep them all. Photograph each piece as it comes home, add the words you want to remember, and when the book is full, it’s printed and bound as a hardcover for your shelf. Every heart, every letter, every ticket stub, kept.

Kaela

Founder, from our home in Eastern Washington

You might be wondering

Grab a coffee. Here’s what other parents usually ask us.

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We’d love to hear from you.

Contact us

Have a question, an idea, or just want to say hi? We’d love to hear from you.

hello@forkeepsandkin.com

We read every note and usually write back within a couple of days.

@forkeepsandkinco

@forkeepsandkinco

Quick question?

Your answer might already be waiting for you.

Your account

Accounts are on their way.

For now, your books are tucked away safely on this phone. When the app launches, you’ll be able to sign in, keep everything backed up, and open your books from anywhere.

Begin your book

Use the same name again to add the next volume.

Your books

Spine preview (approximate: the exact width is set from your page count when you order)

Print files

Download one print-ready PDF for a Prodigi hardcover sample: the cover first, your pages, then the back cover (8.3 × 8.3 in, 300 dpi).

This browser’s storage is full. Pages added from here on may not be saved.

Prototype: pages are saved only in this browser. The finished app would store full-size originals and send print-ready files to the print partner.

Add a keepsake

Drag the box or its corners to crop.

Drag each circle to a corner of the page, then tap Flatten.

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