Gather what matters.
Photograph the recipe cards, handwritten pages and family notes you want to keep.
In development · An Ithy company
Your family’s handwritten recipes, made into a finished book. Original handwriting, clear recipes and the stories between them—brought together in something you can hold.

The Keepsmade film
An ordinary recipe card can become a bridge between generations. See the journey from a handful of family originals to a finished book.
How it comes together
AI-assisted preparation makes a personal book possible at an everyday gift price. Your family’s material gives it the meaning.
Photograph the recipe cards, handwritten pages and family notes you want to keep.
We bring the material into a complete book, preserve the originals and ask about anything unclear. You review every page.
Your approved book becomes a printed keepsake, ready for a kitchen shelf or a family gift.
Every page holds two stories
The original has a character all its own. A readable recipe beside it makes that family favorite easier to cook again.
A sample spread from the planned book format.
1 cup flour
1 egg
¾ cup milk
Butter for the pan
Mix the batter. Warm the pan. Cook until golden.
The first collection / In development
The planned first edition brings up to 40 recipes into an 88-page square book, with your complete proof approved before printing.
Proposed starting prices; shipping and tax extra. These formats are in development. Email us to hear when the first collection is ready.
The recipe book is the beginning. Our wider ambition is made-to-order physical goods: personal books and gifts, and useful replacement products that keep the things you own in use. Made when someone needs them.
A few useful details
Keepsmade is in development. Email us if you would like to hear about the first collection. We will agree the available format, price and delivery before accepting an order.
That is central to the planned format: a faithful image of the original beside readable text. Unclear ingredients or instructions will come back to you as questions.
Start with a short email describing the book you have in mind. Please keep private family photos and documents until we agree how to receive and handle them.
Let’s make something useful.
Tell us about the family book you would love to make. Start with a short email.