Start an Archive
Create one for your teacher and choose when they can open it.
A digital keepsake for teachers
The good stuff, all in one place.
A digital keepsake for teachers, filled by the people who appreciate them.
One private link lets everyone add something, then the Archive is theirs to open, revisit, and keep adding to.
Teachers get a lot of things worth keeping.
Keep the Archive gives everyone one private place to collect the notes, drawings, messages, and little things that might otherwise end up scattered across cards, desks, and drawers.
How it works
Share one private link
Invite families, students through their adults, colleagues, or anyone you want to contribute.
Everyone adds something
Messages, notes, drawings, artwork, or other little things worth keeping.
Give the Archive
Send the teacher invitation, or print the Give the Archive card.
They open it
On reveal day, the Archive becomes theirs to revisit and continue adding to.
The group can keep contributing after reveal, right up to the collecting-until date you choose.
One collective gift
A little something from everyone.
One link makes it easy for a whole group to contribute to one meaningful gift — without collecting cards, tracking down families, or trying to fit everyone’s message into one place.
Works for Teacher Appreciation, holidays, birthdays, end of year, retirement, farewell, or just because.
One Archive. One payment.
Something worth keeping.
One private link. Everyone adds something. The little things worth keeping finally have a place to go.
One Archive
$19.99
One Archive. One private link. Everyone adds something.
- Unlimited contributors
- Messages and keepsakes
- One private contribution link
- You choose the reveal date
- Private until reveal
- Collecting can continue after reveal
- Printable Give the Archive card
- Theirs to revisit and keep adding to
One-time purchase. No subscription required to create, contribute to, or reveal an Archive.
Made by a teacher
Made from the things students leave behind.
Keep the Archive started with years of notes, drawings, cards, and little pieces of paper from students—the kind you find tucked in a desk drawer years later and are instantly glad you kept.
Why we made Keep the Archive →