Kept is a private home for family recipes, including handwritten ones. It turns scanned recipe cards into a living cookbook that preserves the original cards and adds typed versions for cooking, while keeping a history of each dish over time.
The service says it keeps handwritten cards exactly as they are, including stains and other marks, and transcribes them into a clean, typed format that is described as scalable and ready for Cook Mode. It also preserves the original scanned card as a keepsake. Each recipe can be tied to the person it came from through ancestor pages, which group all of that person’s recipes in one place. Cook logs let families record what they cooked with a rating, a review, and a photo.
Recipes stay inside a private circle by default, with sharing handled through an invite link. Kept says that families own their recipes, and that it has no ads and does not sell user data. It offers export anytime so recipes can be taken elsewhere. The site also mentions an iOS app, and it offers a free way to get started.
Kept is a Recipes project. It focuses on preserving handwritten and digital family recipes in a private, organized, and easily accessible format. Kept is a consumer product aimed at families and home cooks. Kept follows a freemium model. Kept is available on the web.
Key capabilities include recipe transcription, handwritten card upload, and cook mode.
Summary written by a language model from the project’s public pages.
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