Prototype
Keep on schedule
A calm daily routine for the things that should happen again and again—without turning everyday life into another complicated calendar.
For the people you keep close
EverydayKeep is a growing set of simple tools and ideas for families who want to stay connected, remember what matters, spend wisely, and make a little more room for each other.
Live now · Everyday Counter
Everyday Counter is a shared space for family and friends. Leave notes and pictures, draw on the same sheet of paper, roll dice, or start a quick game together—like everyone pulled up a chair at the kitchen counter.
Each counter has its own link and code. A counter is private to the people who have that link—send it like a house key to the family and friends you want to invite.
What we’re building around
Not one giant app. A useful collection of focused ideas, tools, and recommendations that earn their place in your routine.
Prototype
A calm daily routine for the things that should happen again and again—without turning everyday life into another complicated calendar.
Coming soon
EverydayKeep’s carefully chosen household products—recommended for usefulness, value, and whether they genuinely make everyday life easier.
Live now
A shared kitchen counter on the web: leave notes and photos, draw together, roll dice, and play quick games with the family and friends you invite.
Exploring
Plain-language destination and neighborhood snapshots that help families know what to look into before heading somewhere new.
Coming next
Real-world ways to lower everyday costs without making life worse: food, driving, subscriptions, household purchases, healthier swaps, discounts, and better-value choices.
Made to grow with you
Simple routines without needing another screen all day.
Keep track of class, study, deadlines, meals, and money.
Remember the useful things before they become urgent things.
See the moving pieces with less mental overhead.
More reasons to gather, share, plan, and keep in touch.
Our rule for new ideas
Simple enough to use. No feature maze, no learning curve for the sake of one.
Helpful enough to keep. We’d rather make one useful thing than ten forgettable ones.
Respectful by default. Especially when family, money, location, and safety are involved.
EverydayKeep
We’re starting small and building around real family life.
Start with Counter