Coming soon to Android
Every receipt and warranty in one place, with reminders before anything ends. Kip reads it all right on your phone.
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A short tour, filmed in the app itself. Captions are built in.
First apartment? First fridge. First aircon.
But receipts fade. Warranty cards disappear. And return periods end quietly.
Meet Keeptrail.
Snap the receipt or the warranty card. Keeptrail reads it right on your phone, and tracks every deadline.
Every room, every item, and what to do today.
Electric fan stopped working? See if it's still under warranty, and make your claim file in one tap.
Ask Kip in your own words. Or just tell it what happened, in English or Filipino.
No internet needed. Kip works right on your phone, and nothing ever leaves it.
Keeptrail. Keep track of everything you own.
Sound familiar?
You moved into your first place and bought a fridge, an aircon, a fan, a rice cooker and a new phone. Then the fan stops working. Is it still covered? Where's the receipt?
Photo the receipt or warranty card, or just tell Kip what you bought.
The date, store and warranty are filled in. Anything unclear becomes one question.
Return days, warranties and cleaning come to you as reminders.
What it does
Each thing you own lives in its room, with its proof and its deadlines.
Photos are read right on your phone. When something is unclear, Kip asks.
Sorted by what's due first, so nothing slips.
Keeptrail checks the warranty first, then helps you start a claim or record a repair.
Proof, dates and details in one PDF for the service center.
Kip and photo reading work right on the phone: in a basement, in the province, at 2 AM.
Each thing you own lives in its room, with its proof and its deadlines.
Photos are read right on your phone. When something is unclear, Kip asks.
Sorted by what's due first, so nothing slips.
Keeptrail checks the warranty first, then helps you start a claim or record a repair.
Proof, dates and details in one PDF for the service center.
Kip and photo reading work right on the phone: in a basement, in the province, at 2 AM.
Meet Kip
Type it the way you'd text a friend. Kip turns it into a draft, and nothing is saved until you tap Save.
Kip shows one card with what it will save. Edit it, or tap Save.
Talk instead of typing. Your words turn into text on the phone.
Kip runs on your phone, in English, Filipino and Taglish.
Tap Snap in the chat and Kip reads the photo for you.
Ready before it breaks
Small nudges that take seconds, so you're ready when something breaks.
One useful line: what's covered, and what's still missing.
Proof, dates, serial number and a photo, checked per item.
A model number or a service center's hours. Kip can add them too.
One short look at your week, on the day you choose.
Note what a good claim or return saved you. It adds up the year.
Easy on the eyes, day or night. It follows your phone.
Yours, privately
Keeptrail can't connect to the internet. Everything stays on this phone.
No sign-up and no account. Your things, photos and notes never leave your phone.
The last 7 days are kept to undo mistakes. Save a password-protected backup copy anywhere you like.
Make a Claim file, a Home list of everything you own, or a Give to new owner PDF.
Lock Keeptrail with your fingerprint or screen lock, and hide it in recent apps.
Questions
Kip asks when it isn't sure. Fair to do the same.
Soon, on Android. A small group of testers tries it first, and the launch list hears the day it's out. There's no iPhone version yet.
No. Keeptrail can't connect to the internet at all. Kip, photo reading and reminders all work on the phone, even in airplane mode.
Only on your phone, locked. There's no account and no cloud. You can save a password-protected backup copy wherever you like.
You check the details before anything is saved. If something is unclear, like a handwritten date, Kip asks instead of guessing.
Keep a backup copy somewhere else, like a computer or a USB drive, and restore it on your next phone. Daily backups on the phone only undo mistakes.
No subscription and no ads. An optional cloud may come later if people ask for it, and the app will always work without it.
English, Filipino and Taglish. Kip replies in the language you used. The app's screens are in English.
No. A reminder comes at 9 AM on the day something needs you. You can mute any item, and move or turn off the weekly home check.
Testers get it free, for good. Keep it on your phone for 14 days and tell me what breaks.
Be a Beta TesterLeave your email and you'll get one email the day it launches.
You're on the list.
You'll get one email the day Keeptrail launches. That's it.