A year of Premium with a school email
A semester is too big to do.
Kept hands you today.
Put the syllabus, the deadlines, and the reading in one place. Every morning Kept names the three things that move the grade, and says why each one is there.
Goals
The goal is an A. The work is Tuesday at four.
Write the goal once. Link the problem sets, the lab reports, and the reading to it, and it stops being a sentence you re-read. Kept keeps one next move on every goal, drawn from the work you actually put there, and counts what you finish against it.
Get an A in Organic Chemistry
NextProblem set 4, the two mechanisms
Finish the thesis draft by April
NextOutline chapter 2 from the reading notes
Read 30 pages a day
NextDurkheim, pages 88 to 118
Graduate without the 3am
NextMove Friday's lab report to Wednesday
Nothing counts toward a goal until you link it. Kept will not decide that a lecture was progress.
Notes
Notes that survive the term
Lectures, readings, and the half-thought you had on the walk home go in the same editor. Press / on any line for a heading, a to-do, a table, a quote, or code. Every day gets its own note without you making one.
A checkbox you write in a lecture note is a real task: it shows up in Tasks, and checking it in either place checks it in both. In March you can search by meaning, not by remembering which file you called it.
- Daily noteOne page per day, already there
- Folders and tagsOne note, as many lenses as you need
- SearchBy word, or by what you meant
- ExportMarkdown, plain text, PDF · your words leave
Today
Three things, not thirty
Kept reads your due dates, your calendar, and the goals you set, then puts three tasks on top. Each one carries the reason it is there, in your own words. Start a 25 or 45 minute session on any of them and the time lands on your record.
- Problem set 4You said · this is half the midterm grade45m
- Email Professor Lam about office hoursYou said · needed before the proposal10m
- Durkheim, pages 88 to 118Counts toward · Read 30 pages a day50m
The school address
What you get, stated plainly
- Everything Kept does today, free. There is no paid tier yet. Notes, tasks, calendars, goals, habits, and focus are all open to everyone.
- A year of Premium, held. When Kept Pro launches, your first twelve months are on us. The year starts then, not the day you claim it.
- iPhone and Mac, one account. Write a note in a lecture, finish it at your desk.
- Your work leaves whenever you want. Export any note, delete the account and everything in it, in one step.
Claim with the address your school gave you. It is held against that address, and it follows you the first time you sign in with it.
Bring the syllabus.
macOS 26 or later. Kept for iPhone is on the App Store.