KKeepsake

Privacy policy

Last updated: July 2026. This policy is short because the architecture is simple: your messages never reach us.

Your messages stay on your device

Keepsake parses your conversation and generates your PDF entirely inside your web browser, using JavaScript and WebAssembly running on your own device. When you "upload" a chat.db file or paste a conversation:

  • The data is read into your browser tab's memory only.
  • No message content, metadata, contact information, or photos are transmitted to our servers or any third party.
  • Nothing is stored by us — there is no server-side copy to delete, because none is ever created.
  • To let you complete payment without losing your work, the parsed conversation is saved temporarily in your browser's own local storage (IndexedDB) on your device. You can clear it with the "Start over" button or by clearing site data in your browser.

You can verify all of this yourself: open your browser's developer tools → Network tab while using the tool. You'll see no requests carrying your conversation.

What we do process

  • Payments: handled by Stripe. We receive confirmation that a checkout session was paid, and Stripe provides us the billing details you give them (such as email and card country) under their own privacy policy. We don't see your card number. Payment records are kept as required for accounting.
  • Basic web logs: like any website, our hosting provider records standard access logs (IP address, page requested, timestamp) for security and reliability. These contain no message content.

What we don't do

  • No accounts, no profiles, no tracking pixels, no advertising, no analytics that identify you.
  • No AI or machine-learning processing of your content — the tool is deterministic code.
  • No selling, sharing, or "improving our models" with your data. We never have it.

Intended use

Keepsake is for personal archival of your own conversations. You are responsible for making sure you have the right to keep and print the content of a conversation — in most places, archiving your own message history for personal use is exactly what you'd expect to be allowed to do, but exporting someone else's device or account without permission is not okay and not what this tool is for.

Contact

Questions or concerns: help@messagekeepsake.com.