Connect
Link a camera roll, a cloud library, a shared album, or drag a folder in. Read-only, and you pick the date range.
~2 min
Most of that twenty minutes is you reading the draft and deciding you like it. The work happens while you are doing something else.
Link a camera roll, a cloud library, a shared album, or drag a folder in. Read-only, and you pick the date range.
~2 min
Duplicates and blur out, best frames in, days grouped into chapters, captions written, pages laid out.
~6 min
Read the draft. Change anything by typing it. Swap a photo, rewrite a caption, cut ten pages, warm the whole thing up.
as long as you like
A person checks the file, we print on archival stock, bind it, and ship it. Free delivery on every book.
7–10 days
STEP ONE
Pick where the photos live. keepsi.ai reads them, never writes to them, and never moves anything. If you change your mind, disconnect and the copy is gone.
CHOOSE A SOURCE
STEP TWO
This is the step that used to be a weekend. keepsi.ai works through the whole set, decides what earns a page, and writes the thread that holds it together.
Sharpness, framing, eyes open, horizon level. Near-duplicates collapse to one.
Time and place become days; days become the chapters of the book.
Short, specific, and about what happened, not about how lovely the light was.
Full bleeds where the photo deserves it, grids where the story moves fast.
BUILDING YOUR BOOK
92%

STEP THREE
The draft is a starting point, not a verdict. Everything in the book responds to plain sentences, and nothing you change is permanent until you order.
Prefer to nudge things by hand? Drag any photo, resize any frame, retype any caption. The chat and the canvas are the same book.
STEP FOUR
Order and the file goes to a press, not a printer. Someone looks at it first. If what arrives is not right, we make it right.
A real person checks crops, spines and colour before press.
7–10 business days, tracked, on every order.
Damaged, off-colour or just wrong? We reprint it free.
Straight to someone else, with a note and no paperwork.
Connect a library and read the draft. Decide after that.