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Keepfolio

Family Docs & Dates

Everything important, in one place.

Every time you open it, a little “oh, right.”

New in 1.2: Repairs & Projects. Your contractors and every visit, on one card.

Keepfolio is an iPhone app that keeps the information you need, but rarely think about, as cards on a single screen: passport expiry dates, family birthdays, travel booking confirmations, and the numbers you look up again and again. It is made by jeos, an independent developer.

View on the App Store The Keepfolio home screen. A pinned Family Passports card shows Emma Smith's passport expiring on Mar 15, 2027, with 3 mo left. Next to it are a Driver's License (expiry Sep 18, 2028), AC Repair (Last: 2 years ago) and Home Wi-Fi. Below are a Family Birthdays card (Emma turns 15 today, Grandma Meg turns 72 on Dec 3, a 21st wedding anniversary on Apr 24) and a Kyoto Fall Trip card on Day 2.

Every time you open it, a little “oh, right.”

You open it to check how old your mother is turning, and the card next to it tells you that your daughter's passport expires in three months.

Keepfolio deliberately puts unrelated information side by side on one screen, so that while you are there for one thing, you notice another. It is not an app for chasing deadlines. It is a place where the important things you never set out to remember come into view on their own.

Where it helps

Family passports and birthdays: dates come into view as they get closer.

Keep your whole family's passports on a single card. Each one shows the time left with a bar and a label such as “3 mo left”. As a date gets close, its color changes and a small number appears on the app icon. No sounds, no banners. Birthdays and anniversaries repeat every year and show the age or the anniversary coming up.

The Family Passports card opened, with four expiry dates on one timeline. In front, the Family Birthdays card is open: Emma, Nov 21, 2011, today, age 15; Grandma Meg, Dec 3, 1954, age 71; Wedding, Apr 24, 2006, 20 years; Grandpa Joe, Aug 22.

Travel: booking confirmations, right on the trip.

One card per trip, with your dates, where you stay and their phone numbers. Attach hotel and flight confirmations as PDFs or photos. To save a booking email, open it in Mail, tap Print, then Share, and choose Keepfolio. Tap the name of where you are staying to show it large, ready to hand to a taxi driver, and note your room number on the same screen. While you are away, the card shows how far along you are, like “Day 2 of trip”.

The Kyoto Fall Trip card opened, listing Tsukishiro Inn and Kawagiri-tei with a phone number and sample booking PDFs. In front, a check-in screen shows Tsukishiro Inn in large type with room 205 entered.

Everyday numbers: see it at a glance, use it in a tap.

Email addresses, bank accounts, your home Wi-Fi, a favorite restaurant. Open a card and tap the mark on a line to copy it, or tap a phone number to call. To show a number at a counter, touch and hold the line and it fills the screen in landscape.

The Email card opened after copying the Personal address. In front, a Tidewell Bank card is open with the account number hidden behind dots and a Show button.

Warranties: no more hunting for them.

Keep each product's warranty as a photo or PDF with a short note, all on one card. Even a note about where you put the paper copy saves a search later.

Repairs & Projects: when was it last fixed?

AC and plumbing repairs, car and bike repairs, renovations and painting. You hire someone so rarely that the contractor and the date are easy to forget. A Repairs & Projects card keeps the contractor, their number and a record of every visit, with notes, photos and quotes. The tile on your board shows “Last: 2 years ago”. How it works

The AC Repair card opened. The contractor is Parker Heating & Air, and the last service was 2 years ago, on Nov 12, 2024. Three visits sit on a timeline (Nov 12: new fan, $120; Oct 2: refilled refrigerant; Jun 20: installed), with photo and document attachments. The phone number is below. Headline: When was the last repair?

From passports to your favorite restaurant.

Each category comes with a ready-made template. Choose only the categories you use and start writing right away.

The New Card screen. Icons for Email, Bank Account, Passport, Travel, Place, Warranty, Birthdays & Anniversaries and Notes sit in a grid, with an Other Categories (5) row below. Behind it, the home screen shows a trip on Day 2, a driver's license, Juniper Soba and Home Wi-Fi.

On iPhone Duo, it takes the shape of the way you hold it.

Open it sideways like a book, hold it upright like a tablet, close it and it is your iPhone again.

Keepfolio on an opened iPhone Duo. The whole board fits on the wide screen: a Kyoto Fall Trip card, Family Passports, Family Birthdays, Home Wi-Fi, Email, a driver's license, Juniper Soba, Warranties and Tidewell Bank. Grandma Meg turning 72 and Emma's passport with 3 mo left are circled in red. Three iPhone Duo shapes side by side, labeled like a book, like a tablet and like an iPhone. iPhone Duo opened sideways. The booking confirmation PDF for Tsukishiro Inn is on the left page and the Kyoto Fall Trip card is on the right. Headline: Open it, like a book.
iPhone Duo held upright. The Kyoto Fall Trip card rises from the bottom over the board. Headline: Hold it upright, like a tablet. iPhone Duo closed, showing the same home screen as on iPhone. Headline: Close it, and it's your iPhone.

Sensitive details stay behind Face ID.

Privacy Policy

Pricing and requirements

Price
Free to download, with every feature for up to five cards. A single one-time purchase removes the card limit. No subscription. Family Sharing supported.
Devices
iPhone (iOS 26 or later). Supports iPhone Duo.
Languages
English and Japanese
What it doesn’t do
It does not store or sync your data in the cloud by itself. It does not play sounds or show banners. There is no manual card reordering. It is not a password manager. It does not count down warranty periods.

Questions

How is it different from Notes or Reminders?

Notes is a place to write freely. Reminders tells you at a set time and helps you get things done. Keepfolio is a place to keep each kind of information in its own template and see it all on one screen, so that while you are there, you notice the dates and anniversaries on the other cards.

Can I use it to track passport and license expiry dates?

Expiry dates show the time left with a bar and a label such as “3 mo left”, and a number on the app icon tells you when one gets close. But Keepfolio has no timed alerts and no to-do list. It is made for noticing things naturally when you open it, rather than chasing them.

Can I keep my whole family's passports on one card?

Yes. Tap “Add Another” to add each person. On the home screen, they are listed with the nearest date first.

Does it work on iPhone Duo?

Yes. Opened sideways it works like a book, held upright like a tablet, and closed it is your iPhone again. The board fills the wide screen without black margins.

Can I use it to store passwords?

We don't recommend it. Keep passwords for websites and apps in a dedicated app such as Apple's Passwords.

Where is my data stored?

On your iPhone. Keepfolio never sends it to an external server. Like other apps, it is included in your iPhone backups.

How do I move to a new iPhone?

Move your whole iPhone, or import a file made with Export in Settings on the new one. To be sure Face ID-protected lines, notes and attachments come along, use the exported file.

What can I do for free?

Everything, for up to five cards. When you try to make a sixth, you'll see the purchase screen.

Will it send me notifications?

No sounds and no banners. It only shows the number of dates that are close, due today or past as a number on the app icon.

View on the App Store

Keepfolio: a small extension of human memory.