Keepsake vs Sketch
The community leans Keepsake right now. Profiles, pricing and deals below.
Finish the work. Get it approved. Hand it over with proof.
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⚡ 1
pricing
Freemium
what it is
Keepsake is the final approval and handover layer for creative work. When a project is finished, the last step is often messy: “looks good” in a message, files scattered across Drive or Dropbox, and no clear record of exactly what the client approved. Keepsake gives creatives a simple, professional way to finish the job. Send the final work to your client → they review it → request changes or approve the exact version → sign off → and the handover is completed. No client account required. Keepsake creates a clear record of the final approval, so you know exactly what was approved and when — and your original files can be released once the project is officially signed off. Review → Approve → Sign → Handover. Built for designers, photographers, developers, agencies, and creative studios who want the final 5% of their projects to feel as polished as the work itself.
The native Mac design tool that started the modern era
community boosts
⚡ 0
pricing
Paid
what it is
Sketch defined contemporary UI design tooling and continues as a fast, offline-friendly native Mac app with collaborative workspaces. A principled alternative for teams wary of everything living in a browser tab.