Overwhelmed? Putting it off?

You said you'd do it.
Kept makes sure you do.

Say what's on your mind, in one breath. Kept sorts your day, walks it with you, and chases what you promised until it's done.

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Say it
Start with Priya's quote. Two minutes, and she's waiting.
The real thing

This is Kept today.

Kept on a phone: the Keeper says a team call starts in 8 minutes with the link ready, and that Mum is waiting on a reply. Below, Today's 3 starts with 'Send the proposal to the client' and its next 2-minute step.

The Keeper shows you one thing at a time: a meeting about to start, someone waiting on you, what's left from yesterday.

Today's 3 are the only things that matter today, each with a 2-minute first step.

Say it is the round button. Talk, and Kept files it.

Sample tasks, made up for this picture.

Tick the ones that are you. Just you and this screen.

Sound familiar?

Tick a few. Be honest.

The reason

It was never about willpower.

You've tried harder a hundred times. It worked for four days. That isn't weakness. That's how motivation behaves in every human being.

So you don't need more discipline. You need something that shows up, shrinks the task, and asks.That's what Kept is.

Join the first 20Free. If it doesn't help, tell me why. That helps too.
Meet the Keeper

Kept doesn't wait for you.
It comes to you.

A voice in your pocket that does the organising. You stay exactly as you are. Here's what changes.

Today Kept is a private web page you open on your phone or laptop. Reminders on your phone when it's closed are coming next.

"I'll remember that."
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Tap Say it and talk. It's filed: meetings, tasks, people you owe, ideas.
"Too big. Not today."
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Big tasks get a 2-minute first step. Do it, the next one appears.
"I'll reply tonight."
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Everyone you owe, in one list. It turns red when you're late.
"That meeting just… vanished."
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After a meeting it asks: did it happen? Yes, no, or moved. Nothing dies quietly.
Why I built it

I built it for myself first.

A to-do list I'd been losing to for years. Capable, overwhelmed, always about to start. Four planners, two habit apps, one very expensive notebook, all abandoned by day four.

So I built something that doesn't wait to be opened. It talks. It sorts. It comes back. Within a week I'd cleared replies I had owed people for a month.

Then my friends asked for it. That's the only reason you're reading this.

Built on what works: the 2-minute rule (Atomic Habits), shrink the task (Tiny Habits), capture everything (Getting Things Done), timebox the feed (Indistractable), one question at a time (The Coaching Habit).

Fair questions

The things you're thinking.

I'm a procrastinator. Won't I ignore this too?

Some days, yes. The difference: it comes back to you during the day with one small thing at a time, never the whole list. Ignoring one two-minute question is harder than ignoring an app.

Is the Keeper a real person?

No. It's an AI I've taught to talk the way good coaches talk: one question at a time, no lectures, no shame. It knows your plan and your history, so it's about your actual day.

Does it read my messages or Instagram?

No. It only knows what you tell it. The Instagram timer is one you start yourself.

Is it an app?

Not yet. It's your own private web page that you open on your phone or laptop, running on your own free Claude account. Phone reminders when it's closed, one-tap voice and a store app come next.

When do I get access?

Within 24 hours of signing up I email you your own private Kept page and a 2-minute guide. Nothing by tomorrow? Check spam, then email cognibee@gmail.com.

Why do I need a Claude account?

Kept runs inside Claude, the AI that sorts what you say and powers the Keeper. The account is free and takes a minute; my guide shows you how.

Do I have to pay?

No. The first twenty are testers, not customers. It's free for the whole test, and there's no card.

What will you ask me?

After two weeks, five short questions: what you actually used, what annoyed you, what was missing, and whether you'd miss it. Honest beats nice. That's the whole point.

What if I stop after a week?

That's fine, and it's useful. Just tell me what got in the way. That's exactly what I need to hear.

The ask

Two weeks of
honest feedback.

  • Free for the twenty testers. No card.
  • Use Kept for two weeks, the way you really live.
  • Then five short questions: what helped, what annoyed you, what was missing.
  • You'll need a free Claude account (the AI it runs on). I send a two-minute guide.
"Within a week I'd cleared replies I had owed people for a month."Hema, who built it for herself
My promise: I read every answer myself, and the next version is built from what you tell me. Thank you for helping. Hema
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