I built an offline-first app to remember birthdays, gift history, and shared moments without selling my data to the cloud.

Modern contact apps are good at storing phone numbers and email addresses, but they don’t help you remember the little things that make people. Life moves fast, and small details can slip away: how someone takes their coffee, a gift they mentioned months ago, or a milestone coming up. I built KeepMemo as a private, offline-first place to keep those memories. What it does 🎂 Remember important dates: Track birthdays and custom anniversaries with flexible reminders. 🎁 Keep track of gifts: Log gifts given and received so you can remember what mattered. 📸 Save rich memories: Keep photos, video clips, voice notes, and stories connected to a person. ⏳ Revisit the past: On This Day brings back memories each morning at 9. 🔒 Private by default: Your data stays on your phone unless you choose to export a backup or enable Google Drive sync. No account is required to use KeepMemo. 🗂️ Back up or move devices: You can save an export somewhere safe or enable optional Drive sync, then restore your backup on a new device. Without an export or Drive backup, your data remains only on your phone. It also includes private journaling, future self-capsules, check-in reminders, a breathing mode, and a card creator for making shareable graphics from photos. I made it because I wanted something personal and intentional, rather than another ad-driven social app or business CRM. If you’re interested in local-first, privacy-focused projects, I’d love for you to try it and tell me what could be better. Play Store: KeepMemo