KEPT turns roadmaps, announcements and team updates into trackable commitments β with deadlines, status changes and a history that does not disappear.
Announcements are easy to publish and easy to forget. KEPT gives every public commitment a durable timeline, so users can see what shipped, what moved, what slipped and what quietly disappeared.
The original announcement disappears under newer posts. Dates change. Language gets rewritten. Context is lost.
What was said, when it was due, how it changed and what eventually happened β all in one visible history.
KEPT turns scattered communication into a structured accountability layer. The product follows a promise from the moment it is announced until the outcome is known.
Record a roadmap item, announcement or public team commitment.
Extract dates, milestones and status changes as new updates appear.
See the original statement beside the latest version of the commitment.
Mark the final outcome as kept, moved, late or dropped β with history intact.
KEPT does not treat roadmap changes as failures by default. It makes the change visible. That distinction matters: a delayed release with a clear explanation is different from a promise that quietly vanishes.
KEPT is useful because it gives context, not just criticism. Communities get a clearer record. Strong teams get a way to prove follow-through. Everyone gets fewer screenshots and more structured history.
See the original commitment, current status and every meaningful change in one place.
Replace fragmented screenshots and memory with a visible history everyone can reference.
Teams that communicate clearly and deliver consistently build a stronger public record over time.
Public commitments become easier to follow, compare and verify across the life of a project.
Track what was promised. See what changed. Know what shipped.
