The wifi password screenshot
You only remember one word.
Kip: You took the screenshot months ago. You have no idea what it's called or where it went. Type “wifi” and I find it, with the word marked.
Hoard everything. Lose nothing.
Everything worth keeping. Sorted by itself. Private by design.
Kip: Hand me anything from the Share menu and I'll sort it myself, remind you when it's time, and find it even if all you remember is one word from the image. No accounts, no servers: your things live on your iPhone and in your iCloud, and nobody else sees them.
What I do with your hoard.
Kip: You save from the Share menu. I take it from there.
The rules
You say it once. I repeat it forever.
Kip: Rules are plain sentences. I apply them on your phone, every time you save something.
The concert ticket PDF
I'll remind you the day before.
Kip: You save the ticket. When it's time, I bring it back to you. Dragons are famous for remembering where the gold is.
What we know about you: nothing.
Things that don't exist here
- No
account - No
servers with your stuff - No
analytics on your content
Kip: Your things live on your iPhone and in your iCloud. Nobody else sees them, not even me.
Coming from Pocket, Raindrop or your browser bookmarks? Bring your hoard. The importers are coming soon.
Questions, answered by a dragon
When is it out?
Kip: I'm still in the oven. First a public beta on TestFlight, then the App Store. Join the list and I'll write to you. I don't give dates, you'd hold me to them.
What about Android?
Kip: Later. iPhone first, done properly. Android's treasure will wait its turn.
Where is my data?
Kip: On your iPhone and in your iCloud. No accounts, no servers holding your content, no analytics on what you save. Not even I know what's in the chest.
Will it be paid?
Kip: The essentials will be free. There will be an optional Plus plan for those who want more. No prices yet, I'm still counting coins.
Why a dragon?
Kip: I'm Kip. Dragons hoard, guard, and never forget where they put things. A hamster in a chest looked worse.