Write like you talk
Type or dictate a few lines about your day. No tags, no folders. Just say who you saw and what happened, and WordKept picks out the people and dates.
Found in this entry: Thabo, Naledi, Saturday 7 November
AlphaA private diary for the people you love
The diary that remembers the people in your life.
Write about your day the way you'd tell a friend. WordKept keeps track of the people in it, then nudges you to show up for them: a birthday letter for Gran, a check-in for Thabo after his first week.
Nudges drawn from your own entries
GGran · birthday on Sunday. Write her a letter?
TThabo · first week at the new place. Ask how it went.
SSam · you haven't written since August.
MMom · wanted an outdoor concert. Add it to Someday?
MDMr Dlamini · gave you advice in October. Say thanks?
LLindiwe · starts university in January. Lock a letter for the day.
NNaledi · new name in Tuesday's entry. Add her as a person?
DDad · you said you'd call after the match.
GGran · learn the lemon cake recipe before 7 November.
TThabo · housewarming on Saturday 7 November.
How it works
You write. It remembers.
You show up.
Get a nudge at the right moment
Reach Out shows the few people who could use a word from you this week, and why. Every reason links back to something you wrote, so it never guesses.
Gran · birthday in 5 daysSay it now, or lock it for later
Answer three gentle questions and WordKept drafts a letter in your words. Send it today, schedule it for a birthday, or lock it until a date that matters.
Opens on her next birthday, 09:00What's inside
Built around your people, not your feed.
Everything in WordKept starts from what you wrote. Nothing is posted, and nobody else sees your diary.
Reach Out
A short list of people worth a message this week, with the reason from your own entries. Tap to write, plan a call, or mark that you're already in touch.
- GGranYou wrote that her phone calls are the best part of your week.Birthday in 5 days
- TThaboHe talked about the move. Pick it back up?Due this week
- SSamBest friend · last letter 14 AugustOverdue
Letters
Each letter reaches one person through a private link. No app or account needed to read it.
Send nowOpen when…Locked
Talk it through
Not sure what to say? Think it out loud first, and keep only the words that sound like you.
Someday shelf
Things you'd like to do, and who with. When one happens, note how it went.
Keepsake book
Turn a year of entries into a printed book. Private entries stay out by default.
Knows who's who
Gran gets different questions to your best friend. Prompts adapt to the relationship.
GranSonWifeMentorBest friend
Private by design
Your diary stays yours.
WordKept uses AI to remember your people and suggest when to reach out. Here is exactly what it reads and what it never does.
What it reads
- Your own entries, typed or dictated
- Your person pages and the dates on them
- Answers you give when writing a letter
What it never does
- Train AI models on your writing
- Show your entries to anyone else
- Send, book or buy anything without your tap
Every fact WordKept recalls links back to your entry. And if WordKept ever closes, you get notice and a full export of everything you wrote.
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Someone in your life would love to hear from you.
Click through the WordKept prototype: write an entry, see who it remembers, and draft a letter for Gran.
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