Keepsake: Collaborative Writing Platform for Creating Printed Story Books
By
Sasha Hickson
An everything bagel for the brain. Substantive, layered, well-seasoned.
Summary
Keepsake is a collaborative writing platform that allows users to write stories together with loved ones in real-time and then have them professionally printed as physical books. The platform enables shared memory creation and preservation through a digital collaborative writing experience that results in tangible, professionally finished keepsake books.
Key quotes
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Write with loved ones, share memories in real time
Turn them into a professionally finished book to keep forever
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