⌖ ADDRESS♡
Our next Saturday spot
Maple & Co. Café
Maya recommended the patio.
Try the pistachio latte.
↗ Open in Maps
YOUR LIFE. WITH ALL THE CONTEXT.Life is in
Life is in
the details.
Keep them.
A link without a reason. A contact without a story. A place you meant to visit. Bring the missing context back to your everyday notes.
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Little moments. Lasting context.
Illustrative notes · not app screenshots
DISCOVER A LITTLE MOREA REMINDER WITH A REASONBook a table for SaturdayFriday · 5:00 PM
↗ LINK☆
That recipe everyone loved
For the next family dinner.
#familyIllustrative notes · not app screenshotsNotes✦Links✦Contacts✦Places✦Tables✦Reminders✦Checklists
01 / MORE THAN A PLACE TO TYPEInformation is useful.
Information is useful.
Context makes it yours.
Plain notes are great for quick thoughts. ContextKeep brings structure to the details you need to find, understand, and act on later.
THE QUICK NOTE
Alex — plumber
555-0100
THE CONTEXTKEEP WAY
Alex · Plumber
Recommended by our neighbor for the kitchen leak. Ask about weekend availability.
A contact, a recommendation, and a next step—together.Give every detail a proper home.
Choose an entry type for a contact, address, link, task, table, or checklist. Keep the relevant details together instead of formatting everything as a block of text.
Find it by what you remember.
Search your notes and context, organize with tags, or open Favorites. Category tabs help you browse by type, while date groups put your notes back in time.
Turn remembering into doing.
Open a saved link in your browser, get directions to a place, or add a saved contact to your phone. Your notes become useful starting points.
Built around the people, places, and reasons behind your notes. Choose the approach that fits how you remember.
02 / ROOM FOR THE WHOLE PICTUREOne note.
One note.
More possibilities.
Some things deserve more than a title and a paragraph. Keep structured information readable and give each next step its own reminder.
- Tables that keep details alignedTrack a class schedule, compare options, or organize a small project with rows and columns. Expand the preview to see every row.
- Multiple reminders, one noteAdd separate reminders with optional descriptions. Remember to book, prepare, and follow up—without creating duplicate notes.
- The right note when you need itTap a reminder notification to return to its note. Leave the description blank and the reminder uses the note’s own context.
▦ TABLE★
A little plan for a big weekend
Everything we need for our family trip.
| When | The plan | Remember |
|---|---|---|
| Friday | Drive to the lake | Pick up the keys |
| Saturday | Morning hike | Pack a picnic |
| Sunday | Brunch together | Book a table |
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Pick up the cabin keysFriday · 3:00 PM
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Reserve our brunch tableSaturday · 6:00 PM
Illustrative example. Reminders belong to the note, not individual table rows.
03 / MADE FOR REAL LIFEYour life doesn’t fit
Your life doesn’t fit
in one kind of note.
Bring related details together with a simple tag. Explore a few ways to start.
#HOME
A home for your home’s details.
Keep the electrician your neighbor trusts, the paint color you finally chose, and the next repair on your list. Find them together when something needs attention.
- CONTACTThe electrician—and who recommended them
- NOTEPaint colors and useful measurements
- TASKBook the annual heating service
LESS RE-TYPING. MORE KEEPING.Capture it while
Capture it while
it’s in front of you.
Scan a QR code to turn its link or information into a note. Save a ContextKeep QR shared by someone else, or use Android’s Share menu to bring in text and links from other apps.
Add a quick description before saving. That small detail makes it easier to find later.
04 / START WITH ONE THINGA simple habit.
1 2 3
A simple habit.
A little less to remember.
Capture something useful
Tap Add entry and choose the type. Start with a recommendation, a link, or a plan.
Add the “why”
A sentence of context and a tag are enough. Add a reminder if there is a next step.
Come back with confidence
Search, browse your categories, or open Favorites. The detail and its meaning stay together.
Is ContextKeep free?
Yes. You can use ContextKeep with ads. An optional Pro subscription removes advertising. Check the app for current pricing and the features included in your plan. One-time support purchases are separate from Pro.
How is it different from a traditional notes app?
ContextKeep focuses on structured entries with context: the person who recommended a contact, the reason you saved a link, or the details behind a place. Tables, tags, favorites, and multiple reminders help connect that information to your next action. Other apps may offer overlapping features; the difference is the workflow you prefer.
Can I keep notes when I’m offline?
Notes save locally first, so you can keep working with your saved information. Cloud syncing needs an internet connection and your signed-in account. Allow sync to finish before expecting the latest changes on another device. Manual cloud sync is limited to 10 times per day.
Can I use it on my iPhone?
The iOS app is in development and is not yet available on the App Store. This page will include its download link when it launches. ContextKeep is available now on Google Play for Android.
Can I upload documents or get alerts near a place?
Not currently. Document entries store reference information, not uploaded files. Address entries help you save places and open maps; reminders are based on date and time, not proximity.
Where can I read about privacy or delete my account?
Read our Privacy Policy and account-deletion instructions. Manage an active subscription separately through the store where you purchased it.
YOUR NEXT GOOD IDEA DESERVES A HOME.Less searching.
More remembering.
Start with one note. Keep the context.
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