Who is Keepr Circle for?
Families, close friends, and photographers who want a private space to share photos and videos without ads, facial recognition, or social-media noise.
Keepr Circle is a private photo-sharing app built for families. Instead of one shared album that only one person can post to, every member of a Circle contributes their own albums into a single shared timeline.
There are no ads and no facial recognition, and your photos are never sold or used to train AI models. The AI that does run — duplicate stacking and smart search — is self-hosted on Keepr's own servers. Every account gets 5 GB of personal storage free, and families can optionally combine storage into a shared Family Hub on a single subscription.
Photos sort themselves: the timeline groups by month and year as you upload, and you can then narrow by album, Circle, who uploaded a photo, date taken rather than date uploaded, photos or videos only, milestone or tag — combined however you like, not locked to one fixed order. On larger storage plans, Smart search finds photos by what is in them ("beach", "birthday cake") with no captions or tags needed, using a model that runs on Keepr's own servers rather than an outside AI service.
Keepr TV puts an album on a television without anything to install on it. Open the album, tap Watch on TV, and a six-character code appears; on the TV's own web browser go to keeprcircle.com/tv, type the code, and the slideshow starts itself with a choice of order, speed and whether videos play. The button is on the public album page too, so a grandparent who was sent a link can do it themselves with no app and no account, and each code expires after 15 minutes.
Photographers can also gift clients a branded 50 GB Family Hub instead of sending expiring download links — see /for-photographers.
Families, close friends, and photographers who want a private space to share photos and videos without ads, facial recognition, or social-media noise.
5 GB free per account, with optional paid plans for more personal storage and shared Family Hubs.
Yes. Every Circle member can share their own albums into the shared timeline — it's not a one-person broadcast.
Yes. Open an album, tap Watch on TV, and a six-character code appears. On the television's own web browser go to keeprcircle.com/tv and enter it — the slideshow starts itself, and you can set the order, the speed and whether videos play. Nothing is installed on the TV. Grandparents can do this straight from a link you sent them, without an app or an account, and each code expires after 15 minutes.
The timeline groups itself by month and year as you upload, so nothing needs filing by hand. From there you can filter by album, Circle, who uploaded it, date taken, photos or videos, milestone or tag, in any combination. On larger storage plans Smart search goes further: describe what you remember — "beach", "birthday cake" — and it finds those photos without captions or tags, using a model that runs on Keepr's own servers.