TLDR: We're building computers that you'd find in a thrift store.
Why? When you pick up an object from a thrift store, it feels like it has a story and is grounded in humanity.
We're building computers with the same ideal in mind: something that people hold dear to themselves in a non-addicting way and something that feels thoughtfully and intentionally crafted.
Our thesis: We believe that in order to build the next interface that humans will use, you have to first make it enjoyable to use before making it inherently useful.
Our first product is the Keepsake Diary: a leather-bound physical diary that writes back. We've sold out our first batch and are rapidly scaling to sell out our next batch.
In a world where people trying to build the next interface are going after tech bros and vc sisters, we're going after everyone else.
Our customers are sisters in Utah that want to get into journaling or small business owners in Maine that want to use this diary to get more people excited about their jewelry shop.
If you've found this site, email me at sahil@keepsakediary.com with how you found it :)