Birthday
A birthday that doesn't disappear with the story
Instead of one more photo in a story, a whole page: the people, the years, the song from that year. You hand it over next to the cake.
Not sure how to start?
Three opening lines we wrote for you to steal.
- “It is your birthday and we are the ones getting a gift.”
- “This year I wanted to make something that stays.”
- “Thirty years of you, in seven photographs.”
How it works
From your screen into someone's hand, in four steps.
01
Build the page
Photos, a written message, a voice recording, the song and the date that starts counting on its own. About five minutes, and it saves as you build.
02
Pay once
Card or wallet. No subscription, no password, no account to create.
03
Get the link and the QR
They arrive in your email right away: a PNG and a 10 × 10 cm PDF. Send it as a message, print and cut it out — or both.
04
Hand it over
By message, inside the card, under the pillow. The surprise is the page opening on the spot.
One year — or forever
No subscription and no hidden tier. You pay once: twelve months online, or forever.
- Up to 5 photos
- A message as long as you need
- A voice recording, straight from the browser
- One song from Spotify or YouTube
- A live counter
- Your own URL: keepsakey.com/her-name
- Link and QR to send or print
$9.90
for a year online
Or pay $26.90 and the page never expires.
Make oneAfter twelve months it is $6.90 to keep it up. We email you before that happens.
Questions
What is a QR code gift?
It is a digital gift: a web page with photos, a song, a written message and a voice recording. You get the link and the QR code — you can send it as a message or print it (a PNG or a 10 × 10 cm PDF) and slip it inside a card. Whoever receives it taps or scans, and the page opens instantly, no app and no account required.
What is Keepsakey?
Keepsakey is the service that builds that page and the QR code. You put it together in about five minutes, pay once ($9.90), and the page stays online for twelve months at its own address — for example, keepsakey.com/for-grandma-rose. The page is private: it never shows up in search engines.
Do I need an account?
No. After you pay, you get an email with the link to your page — from there you can download the QR again and renew anytime. That link is your key, keep the email.
What if I lose the email?
Go to Recover access, type the address you paid with, and we resend the links to every page you have made.
Does the page show up on Google?
No. It opens for anyone with the link or the QR code, but it stays out of search engines. A gift is between two people.
Can I edit the page after paying?
No. It goes live exactly as you built it — review everything carefully before checking out. What you can do later is renew the term as it runs out.
What if I get something wrong after paying?
The review happens first: the preview shows the whole page, exactly as the recipient will see it. If something still goes wrong — the QR never arrived, the charge came out wrong — write to contato@keepsakey.com: we fix it or refund it.
Is it safe to pay?
Payment is processed by certified platforms — card details go through them and never through us. And your page is private: no tracking, no ads, outside of search engines.
Can I record my voice?
Yes. In the editor you record audio straight from the browser, with the message read by you, and it plays on the page alongside the photos and the song.
How do I print the QR?
You get a 10 × 10 cm PDF. A home printer on ordinary paper is fine. For something nicer, print it on slightly heavier card.
What happens after a year?
We email you before it expires. Renewing costs $6.90 — or $26.90 for the page to never expire again. If you don't, anyone who scans sees a notice and the option to bring the page back.
Does the song play by itself?
No — browsers block that. The person taps once and it starts. That is better anyway: nobody enjoys sound erupting from a phone unannounced.