Keepfold
15 Sept 2026launched 15 days ago
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.0.3latest version · 13 days ago
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Keepfold holds the small details you keep looking up: the registration number, the Wi-Fi password at the cabin, the hotel room, the booking reference. One card each, kept exactly as you typed it — leading zeros, spaces and capitals untouched — and one tap to copy. Give a card a last day and it tidies itself away when that day has passed. It moves to the archive, not the bin, and one tap brings it back. SEVEN DAYS WITH EVERYTHING Your first card starts a week of the whole app. After that, Keepfold Plus keeps it all — a yearly plan, or a single purchase. Prices are listed under In-App Purchases above. Exporting every card as a plain text file is free, always: before, during and after. WIDGETS Choose which cards may appear on your Home Screen or Lock Screen. Nothing is shown there unless you say so. LOCKED CARDS Lock a card and it shows dots until you confirm with Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode. A shield against a glance — not a safe. Keepfold is not a password manager and does not pretend to be. ICLOUD, IF YOU WANT IT Off by default. Turn it on and your cards are kept in your own iCloud as an encrypted field, so your iPad shows the same list. We have neither an account nor a server. HONEST BY DESIGN No data collection, no tracking, no ads. Your cards stay on your device unless you choose otherwise. Deleted cards are kept for 30 days, then gone for good. Made in Sweden. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://nilssonkristoffe.github.io/keepfold-site/privacy/Read more
Keepfold holds the small details you keep looking up: the registration number, the Wi-Fi password at the cabin, the hotel room, the booking reference. One card each, kept exactly as you typed it — leading zeros, spaces and capitals untouched — and one tap to copy.
Give a card a last day and it tidies itself away when that day has passed. It moves to the archive, not the bin, and one tap brings it back.
SEVEN DAYS WITH EVERYTHING
Your first card starts a week of the whole app. After that, Keepfold Plus keeps it all — a yearly plan, or a single purchase. Prices are listed under In-App Purchases above. Exporting every card as a plain text file is free, always: before, during and after.
WIDGETS
Choose which cards may appear on your Home Screen or Lock Screen. Nothing is shown there unless you say so.
LOCKED CARDS
Lock a card and it shows dots until you confirm with Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode. A shield against a glance — not a safe. Keepfold is not a password manager and does not pretend to be.
ICLOUD, IF YOU WANT IT
Off by default. Turn it on and your cards are kept in your own iCloud as an encrypted field, so your iPad shows the same list. We have neither an account nor a server.
HONEST BY DESIGN
No data collection, no tracking, no ads. Your cards stay on your device unless you choose otherwise. Deleted cards are kept for 30 days, then gone for good.
Made in Sweden.
Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Privacy Policy: https://nilssonkristoffe.github.io/keepfold-site/privacy/
Versions
- Version 1.0.3First seen · 17 Sept 2026
A proper welcome. Open Keepfold for the first time and it now says what a card is for, what a last day does, and how widgets and locks work — before the empty list, not instead of it. You can see it again any time from Settings. The seven days, said out loud. The list itself now tells you that your first card starts the week, and the Plus page tells you how many days are left. Lifetime first. It was the better deal for most people and it was the second option. Now it is the first. Swedish, properly. Two hundred and twenty-eight lines of Swedish read through and twenty-three of them fixed.
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Apple lists this app in 50 or more storefronts, so it is available almost everywhere.
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