Publishing & Audience

Turn your notes into published posts and build your readership

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The editorial pipeline: from draft to published note

Track a note on its way to publication with an optional editorial pipeline: Draft → To review → Ready → Published. A colored indicator on each card, click to advance, and filters by stage — all inside the Notes view.

Your Keepsake Page — Publish Notes Publicly

Share notes with the world from your Keepsake Page. Learn how to set up your username, add a bio and links, publish notes in one click, and manage what's public.

Sharing a Published Post — Links, Socials, Images

Share your Keepsake posts everywhere without OAuth, without a marketing stack. Copy the link, open a prefilled compose on X / Threads / Bluesky / LinkedIn, or download ready-to-post vertical images in four styles.

Build Your Audience — The Email Letter on Your Keepsake Page

Let readers subscribe to your Keepsake Page by email. Choose the cadence, watch your subscriber list grow, own your audience. Zero setup, no fees on top of Keepsake.

Being Found — SEO, AI Assistants, Feeds

Your Keepsake Page is discoverable by Google, Bing, and AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini. Each profile and post is available as clean Markdown, RSS, and JSON Feed — so your words travel further than your followers.

Connect Kit (formerly ConvertKit) to Keepsake

Connect your Kit account to Keepsake: sync your page subscribers into Kit and send your published posts as broadcasts. One-click, no extra fees.

Connect Typefully to publish to your social networks

Connect your Typefully account to Keepsake and publish your notes to X, Threads, Mastodon, Bluesky and LinkedIn — automatically on publish or with one click, illustrated with a share card.

Publish your notes to your WordPress blog

Connect your WordPress site to Keepsake in one click and send any note to your blog — draft or published, immediately or scheduled, with your categories and your images transferred to the media library.

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