rack manifest · unit U06
KaraKeep
keep.itzgee.com
Everything worth keeping, in one searchable place.
replaces Pocket · Raindrop · Instapaper
KaraKeep is a self-hosted bookmark and read-later app — save links, articles, images, PDFs and notes, and it organises and indexes them automatically so nothing you keep is lost in the pile. It archives the pages you save, so they still open even after the original goes offline or the service it came from shuts down. It lives on servers we run in the UK behind one secure login.
what it does
Save anything, from anywhere
Links, articles, images, PDFs and plain notes — captured from the browser extension, the mobile share sheet, or by pasting straight in.
Organised automatically
What you save is tagged and sorted for you, so you can find things by topic instead of hunting through a flat list.
Search the full text
Find anything by the words inside it — the contents of saved articles and pages, not only their titles and tags.
Archived against link-rot
A snapshot of every saved page is kept on this hardware, so it still opens even if the original disappears or slips behind a paywall.
Private and invite-only
Behind the platform single sign-on with public sign-ups disabled — your saved library is yours alone, never mined for ads.
on this node
How it runs here.
- identity
- single sign-on via the platform login, passkey sign-in
- search
- full-text index runs on srv01 (Meilisearch) — zero third-party APIs
- archiving
- a headless browser snapshots saved pages on-node
- backups
- included in the nightly encrypted cross-site pull
- source
- open source — see the upstream project →
Runs inside the same defences as everything else here — /security for the layered defences, /mesh for the tunnel it's backed up across.
access
How access works.
KaraKeep is granted per person — there's no public signup for the rack. A network account gets you the site and the full /utils suite; access to individual apps like KaraKeep is requested separately and granted case by case, so the rack stays private.
how access works →