Help & support
How Keep works, answers to common questions, and a way to reach us. If you can’t find what you need, the form at the bottom comes straight to us.
The Keep guide →
How everything works — reading, transcriptions, organising notebooks, search, Ask, Spark, and your account.
Bringing your notes in →
A guided walkthrough for scanning notebooks and importing typed notes from any source.
Frequently asked
How does Keep read my handwriting?+
Each page is transcribed verbatim — exactly as you wrote it, line breaks and all. Anything genuinely unreadable is marked [?] rather than guessed, and nothing is ever paraphrased or summarised.
Are my notebooks private?+
Yes. Your pages are isolated to your account, kept private, and never used to train anything. They are yours alone.
What can I upload?+
Photos from your phone (including iPhone HEIC), JPGs and PNGs, whole folders, or a PDF. Bring in a single page or a thousand at once.
What if a date or the page order is wrong?+
You can fix it. Dating and ordering are automatic but never final — edit a date or reorder pages from the reader and everything re-settles around your change.
Is there a limit to how much I can keep?+
Each plan includes a generous amount of pages — a starting allowance plus a steady amount each month. If you reach beyond it, we’ll let you know and point you to a larger plan.
How do I change or cancel my plan?+
Open your account menu → Plan & billing → Manage billing. There you can switch plans, update your card, download invoices, or cancel — cancellations take effect at the end of your current year.
I didn’t get my sign-in email.+
Check your spam folder, and always open the most recent link — each one works once and lasts about an hour. Still stuck? Send us a note below.
Can I export or delete my archive?+
Any time, yourself. Open your account menu → Manage sign-in. There you can export a complete copy of your archive, or permanently delete your account and everything in it.
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