Choose something worth keeping.
A family photograph, an anniversary gift, an heirloom. Pick an object with a person or a moment behind it.
For the things you would never throw away.
Small objects. Big stories.
Keep the thing.
Hear the person.
A recipe card. A wedding keepsake. Dad’s old tool. Attach a QR tag and turn an everyday object into a story told in their own voice.
Introducing Scan the Story by Keepsake Echo.
More than a keepsake
Their words. Right where they belong.
Our starting point
Memories deserve more than a link.
- 01 / Privacy by design
- 02 / Backups you can keep
- 03 / Clear hosting terms
The object is only the beginning
Give a memory
a place to live.
Scan the Story pairs physical QR tags with private story pages for voice, photos, and words. Start with one object. Let the conversation do the rest.
Try this first
“Who taught you to make this?”
A handwritten recipe becomes more than ingredients when the cook tells you where it all began.
Record the story, not a performance.
Guided prompts help you capture the details in their own voice. Add photographs and a written note to give the memory context.
The laugh. The pause. The way they say your name.
Attach the tag. Bring it back.
Link the QR tag to its story page. A scan brings the voice and memory back to the object, ready to revisit together.
One small tag. A whole person behind it.
Small first batch. Meaningful first stories.
Start with one story.
We’re starting with a planned 20-kit paid pilot. These are proposed pilot prices, not a promise of current availability.
For your own family
Starter pack
$2910 QR tags and linked story pages. A simple starting point for recipes, photographs, and the objects already in your home.
Check starter availabilityFor someone you love
Gift kit
$69Premium tags, printed recording prompts, and gift packaging. Give them an invitation to tell the stories only they can tell.
Check gift kit availabilityNo “forever hosting” claims. Hosting duration, any ongoing fees, privacy controls, and downloadable backup details must be confirmed in the pilot listing before you buy.
Don’t wait for someday
The story is still
theirs to tell.
Keep more than the thing. Keep the person behind it. Start with a keepsake and one good question.
Find your first kit