Remembering what you've done together

Behind every great memory is a plan that almost never happened. Keen helps you keep the ones that did.

The problem

Six months later: “Wait, when did we do that?” Photos live in camera rolls mixed with screenshots. The group chat scrolled past it. The memory’s gone.

What Keen keeps

When you mark a plan complete, it becomes a memory - tied to the activity, the date, the people, and the photos you add.

Memories on Home → Memories and in Profile are a shared album of plans that actually happened.

Build the habit

• Mark plans complete soon after - while you still remember
• Add at least one photo - it anchors the memory
• Use Memory share to send a collage to the group

Look back before you plan forward

Before browsing Home → Ideas for something new, scroll Memories. “We haven’t done game night in ages” or “let’s go back to that place” - history informs the next plan.

Tap Catch Up on the Memories tab to see what friends have shared on Timeline.

For long friendships

Years of memories become a timeline of your group. That’s rare. Most apps give you messages; Keen gives you evidence you showed up for each other.

See Make memories last.