Keepingly began from the observation that a home is its owner's largest investment while its paperwork scatters across email, paper files, and partner systems, so the company built a single record that attaches to the property rather than to whoever holds the deed. It sells a homeowner-controlled record that stores closing documents, warranties, permits, maintenance history, and improvement receipts against an address, and it also sells sponsored access that organizations buy for the homeowners they serve.
Keepingly separates itself by keeping the record attached to the address rather than the owner, so a home's history carries forward through a sale, refinance, or claim while the personal layer stays private. It serves homeowners directly and, through sponsorship, the housing agencies, nonprofits, lenders, and builders that want the relationship to persist after closing.
Keepingly - Quick Facts
When was Keepingly founded?
Keepingly was founded in 2021.
Where is Keepingly's headquarters located?
Keepingly's headquarters is located in Philadelphia, PA, US.
When was Keepingly's last funding round?
Keepingly's most recent funding round was for $2M (USD) in January 2026.
How much disclosed funding has Keepingly raised?
As of Jan 28, 2026, Keepingly has disclosed funding of $2.1M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
