A paper guest book gets a handful of rushed signatures and then sits in a drawer. With Keepmi, the same QR code guests already used to RSVP lets them record a video wish — and afterwards you get a film made from every message.
Most guests don't know what to write in a paper guest book, so you end up with a few short notes and a lot of blank pages. Keepmi replaces the book with something every guest already knows how to use — their phone camera. The same link or QR code that sent your invitation also collects video wishes, so there's nothing extra to print, set up or pass around the tables.
There's no book to order, no pen to tie to a ribbon. The QR code on your invitation already does the job.
Guests record a short video message straight from their phone — no app, no login.
After the day, every video wish is combined into one film you can watch, download and keep.
Anyone with the link can leave a wish, even guests who sent regrets.
Send it however you already planned to — Messenger, email or a printed code on the table.
Both happen through the same link, on their own phone, whenever they want.
Every video wish is stitched into one film, ready to watch and share.
For most couples, yes — you get more responses (video, not just a line of text) and something you'll actually rewatch, instead of a book that goes in a drawer.
No. The invitation and the video-wish recorder both open straight in the browser from a link or QR code.
They can still open the link and leave a video wish — something a physical guest book can't do.
Sure — some couples keep a tiny physical book for signatures and use Keepmi for the video wishes and film. They're not mutually exclusive.
You can start for free. The automatically edited guest film is included in paid plans.
One QR code collects video wishes from everyone — and turns into a film you'll actually watch again.