Keepp
LiveA mini website for creators and small businesses — sell, take bookings, and capture leads on one page you own.
Web · for creators and small businesses
The problem
A link-in-bio page is a list of links pointing everywhere else — a separate checkout, a separate scheduling tool, a separate form service, each with its own login and its own fee. A creator or small business ends up assembling a stack of tools just to do the basic job of selling something, taking a booking, and hearing from someone who isn’t ready to buy yet.
What Keepp does
Keepp is one page built from blocks that actually do the job, instead of links pointing away from it.
- Real checkout, not a link out. Products sell directly on the page through a connected Stripe account — the business is the merchant of record, and the money never sits with Keepp.
- Bookings with calendar sync. Real availability, buffer and lead time, deposits to cut no-shows, and an automatic Zoom or Google Meet link generated per appointment.
- Lead capture that isn’t a DM. A form block collects a name and email with a real, exportable record — filterable in a dashboard, not scattered across a chat thread.
- Every block, its own link. A product, a booking, or a form has its own real URL and QR code, separate from the page itself, with a link preview showing that exact thing — not the homepage.
- A page, not a template. Full theming — colors, gradients or image backgrounds, font pairing, block layout — instead of one fixed look shared by every page on the platform.
- Nothing locks a business in. A card can link out to any store or scheduler already in use, every record is exportable any time, and checkout runs through the business’s own Stripe account from day one.
How it’s built
Keepp is a React frontend backed by two Express services — an API and an event-driven worker — over PostgreSQL, with Redis pacing background jobs like outbound notifications. Payments run through Stripe Connect, so every business is the merchant of record on its own connected account. An AI Agent API, built on the same AI layer that powers catalog extraction, lets a business manage its whole page — layout, copy, theme — by describing changes to an assistant instead of clicking through an editor.