Every roll has a story.
Track every frame, sync EXIF to your scans, build a library that lasts longer than your camera bag.
In your own words.
A frame happens fast, and the details fade faster. Keepary asks one question — "Tell me about it" — and you answer the way you'd talk: "Frame 18, f/8 at 250, low sun flaring off the diner window." Talk it, type it, or tap it — the toolbar pickers pin the exact stop. One sentence, one frame logged.
Simple in the field. Deep at home. Complete across your workflow.
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| Aperture | f/8 |
| Status | Scanned |
Your log writes itself into your scans.
The shutter speed you murmured on a trail in October is written into the scan's metadata — camera, lens, stock, stop, all where every photo app can read them. The record is complete — and when you want to make that frame again, the recipe is right there.
Your archive lives wherever you do.
Phone in the field, web at home, desktop at the scanner — one library across all of it. Synced when you're connected, held on the phone when you're not, and always yours: open formats, your own exports, no lock-in.