Always your best shot, whoever takes it.

Hand your phone to anyone. Keeper takes real photos several times a second until they press stop. You pick your favourites.

Get early access Free on Android while it's in early access.
A couple laughing under trees, sharp and well framed
Example photo from Pexels

Two photos, or forty‑eight.

Most people take two and hand it back. Keeper keeps going the whole time they hold it, so the moment you wanted is in there.

1button for them to press
0photos sent anywhere
Allof them on one screen for you
A couple on a beach, the kind of moment you hand your phone over for
Example photo from Pexels

Made for the person holding it.

1

Press once to start.

Then just hold the phone and point it. Nobody has to catch the moment.

2

Press again to stop.

That's the whole job. No settings for them to touch.

3

Every photo on one screen.

Pick the ones you want and save them to your gallery.

Handing it to a stranger?

Stranger mode

Stranger mode keeps your phone yours.

Keeper is pinned to the screen. To get out, the phone asks for your fingerprint or PIN.

Poses

Not sure how to stand?

Poses has ideas to copy, for men and women, before you hand it over.

Questions

Are these real photos or video frames?

Real photos, at your camera's full photo quality. A still pulled from a video is softer and smaller; Keeper never does that.

Where do the photos go?

They stay on your phone. Nothing is sent anywhere. The ones you pick go to your gallery.

Does it choose the best photo for me?

No. You see every photo and pick your own. It never throws one away on your behalf.

Is it free? What about iPhone?

Free on Android while it's in early access. iPhone comes next; join and we'll email you.

Your next trip, in more than two photos.

One email when it's ready. No spam.