Video guest book boxes are a nice idea until you're waiting on shipping, remembering to charge them, and hoping a guest doesn't unplug the wrong cable. Keepmi collects the same video wishes through the QR code guests already have — no gadget required.
A physical video guest book — a screen or camera in a box guests speak into — has to be bought, shipped, charged and set up on the day, and only works for guests standing right in front of it. Keepmi turns any phone into that recorder: guests use the same QR code from your invitation to leave a video wish whenever and wherever they like, including guests who couldn't attend.
There's no box to order, no battery to charge, no risk of it running out of storage mid-reception.
The QR code works on any guest's own phone, so distant relatives and remote-attending friends can leave a wish too.
It's not a separate gadget bolted on — the same link handles your invitation, RSVP and video wishes.
Instead of scrubbing through raw footage afterwards, you get one automatically edited film.
Link or QR code, exactly as you'd planned — nothing extra to order.
Through the same link, whenever it suits them — during the reception or afterwards.
All the wishes are automatically combined into one film after the event.
Some couples like that ritual — but it also means only guests who walk up to the box get recorded. Keepmi trades that for every guest being able to leave a wish, including ones who couldn't attend.
No. There's no device to order or return — it's the same QR code as your invitation.
They can leave a written or photo response instead, depending on which options you enable — it's not video-only.
It's automatically edited from every video wish and available to watch and download after your event.
You can start creating your invitation for free; the automatically edited film is included in paid plans.
The same QR code as your invitation collects every wish — no gadget to order, charge or return.