kept

a daily photo journal

There are probably ten thousand photos on your phone
you'll never think about again.

Kept is a small argument for the other kind.

A Day. Moment by Moment.

swipe the top photo · five a day, no more

five photos a day. no more.

nobody's life is more interesting than that, anyway.

Capture

Just the things that caught your eye.

No camera roll. No 42 versions of the same shot. One tap, one photo, seven seconds of ambient sound. Then it's a memory.

Recall

Every moment arrives a little hazy.

The blur dissolves slowly — not because it takes time to load, but because it should take a moment to remember.

Keep

Five photos. One day. Worth keeping.

At five, the camera button disappears. Not a warning — just a fact. Today is done. It was enough.

Not a post. A postcard.

Send a moment — blur, reveal, ambient sound and all — directly to one person. No feed. No likes. No followers. Just a small transmission from wherever you were.

Five photos a day. Just the things that caught your eye, reviewed slowly. Kept because they're worth keeping.

Free. No subscription. No reminders. No algorithm. Just the small stack of things you noticed.