ReelKeep

Save it anywhere. Watch it on purpose. Turn it into something.

ReelKeep keeps the reels and posts you save from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn in one calm library. It brings each one back at a time you choose, and turns the useful ones into recipes, checklists and plans.

In development for iPhone and the web.

A keeper, not another feed.

Your saves are scattered across four or more apps. They have no reason attached, no reminder and no way to act on them. Opening one drops you back into the feed you were trying to leave, and a recipe, a workout or a framework stays trapped in a 60-second clip.

ReelKeep gives every save a reason, a time and a next step.

From saved to done

Screens on this page are illustrations with made-up saves.

One-pan feta pastaKeep
Cook Learn Go

Save it anywhere

In Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn or any web page, tap Share, then Keep. Add a reason if you like, such as Cook, Learn or Go. One word back: Kept.

Tonight at 20:005 reels, about 6 minutes

Watch it on purpose

Choose when each save comes back. The digest names a count and a time, and the swipe player plays your queue, not a feed. When the queue ends, it ends.

TakeawaysMade on your iPhone
  1. Open with their problem, not your product
  2. One ask, in the last line

Turn it into something

AI turns a save into an action card you can edit: a recipe with a shopping list, takeaways, a workout or a place to go. Combine several into one plan, then tick it off.

Private and honest by design

AI runs on your iPhone first

On a supported iPhone, Apple's on-device model does the work. Cloud AI runs only with your consent, and your own AI key is always an option. Every result says where it ran.

Official embeds only

ReelKeep never downloads or re-hosts videos. Every save keeps the link to the original post and names its creator when the platform shares it.

Built for doing

A planner, tickable lists and a weekly review. We count what you act on, not how long you watch. If a recipe doesn't state the oil, the card says so.

Watch what you save.

ReelKeep is in development for iPhone and the web.