Your personal records are now safe - KEEPR LAUNCH

Announcement posted by KEEPR PTY LTD 20 Oct 2014

“Keep your records safe with Keepr, the insurance policy for your records”

Sydney, AUSTRALIA. Benjamin Fischer, founder of Keepr announces the official launch of Keepr (www.getkeepr.com) after six months of Beta.

Founded in August 2013 and released into Beta in April 2014, Keepr is an online storage and notification platform which stores records, such as receipts, warranties, contracts, insurance policies, assets and documents online, to enable worldwide access to vital information.

Benjamin Fischer, in collaboration with Tony Chan, has produced Keepr, a system that assists individuals, consumers, home owners and small business owners to systematically organise their records in a practical and user friendly method.

Founder Benjamin Fischer commented that current competitors in the market only cater to storing receipts and/or warranties whereas Keepr’s technology offers storage of an array of record types.

“Keepr’s relevance and systems exceeds the competition and as a business we aim to service consumers, travellers, home owners, small businesses and personal organisers”.

Keepr automatically emails the user when a record is approaching its expiry or end date allowing (depending on the type of the record) the user to take action, review or in the case of an insurance policy, shop around for a better offer.

Creating a record takes as little as 10 seconds, allowing users to upload attachments to their records, such as an image of the receipt, the warranty card or image of the item itself. Paid subscriptions allow users to export some or all of their records for peace of mind or for completing insurance claims.

Business subscriptions include sub user access, allowing the account holder to delegate restricted access (read, write, delete) to a subordinate in order to share the work while maintaining control.

While the website has been designed with mobile devices in mind, allowing functionality without the need for a mobile app, the iOS application is expected to be released in December 2014 allowing for a more streamlined record creation experience from Apple devices.