KeepHouse is an iOS app for saving websites, articles, wanted items, and turning collected images into personal collages. Instead of being just another bookmark manager, it gives your saved things a cozy digital home with a pixel-art room, Safari sharing, flexible organization, and collage creation. It’s designed for people who want saving to feel more personal, visual, and enjoyable.
Hi Product Hunt!
I’m Kohei, the solo developer behind KeepHouse.
The idea started from something personal. When I was younger, I loved collecting things I liked in my room. Small objects, interesting items, and things I simply wanted to keep around gradually became part of the space.
Years later, I realized that many of those “favorite things” had moved into my phone. Websites, articles, products I wanted to buy, screenshots, and ideas were everywhere, but scattered across bookmarks, tabs, photos, and different apps.
That made me wonder: what if saving things online felt less like managing a list and more like building your own digital room?
That idea became KeepHouse.
I wanted it to be more than a bookmark manager. You can save websites, articles, and wanted items, organize them in SAVED, clip collected images, and turn them into personal collages.
The pixel-art room also became an important part of the experience. I wanted opening the app to feel warm and personal, not like looking at another utility screen.
I built KeepHouse by myself, learning and improving the app as I went. Features like Safari sharing, subscriptions, collage gestures, image clipping, and App Store submission all became part of that learning process.
I’m still improving it, and I’d genuinely love to hear how you save things you want to come back to later.
What do you usually save, and what frustrates you most about bookmarks or read-later apps?
Thanks for checking out KeepHouse!