Qeepsake and Our Fable
Both products help families preserve memories. The difference is the shape of the gift: Qeepsake is closer to a baby book habit, while Our Fable is designed as a private archive a child can receive later.
Different tools for different family jobs.
What it tends to do well
Qeepsake is useful when the main job is prompting parents to write down short baby-book moments as they happen.
Qeepsake is best for parents who want simple baby-book questions and quick memory capture during early childhood.
Where Our Fable is different
Our Fable gives the wider circle a role. Grandparents, relatives, godparents, and close friends can contribute by private link without downloading an app, and the archive is organized around future milestone openings rather than a present-tense baby-book feed.
Our Fable is best for families who want a private archive for a child — letters, voice notes, photos, videos, and contributions from grandparents and close family, held for future milestone moments.
Is Our Fable a Qeepsake replacement?
Not exactly. Our Fable can preserve many of the same kinds of family memories, but it is built as a private archive with contributors and milestone openings, not just as a baby-book question habit.
Can grandparents contribute to Our Fable?
Yes. Parents can invite grandparents and other trusted circle members to contribute letters, voice notes, photos, and videos by private link.
Does Our Fable include pricing for additional children?
Yes. Our Fable is $99/year with one child included. Additional children are $39/year each.
Our Fable is a private family memory archive for a child. Parents create the archive, invite the child’s circle, and preserve letters, voice notes, photos, and videos for future milestone openings.
The comparison gets clearer when the product is visible.

Gift activation preview
The screen parents see when they follow the gift link — their gift, their giver's note, ready to activate.

Private archive preview
The sample family's archive, live on the demo page: the daily prompt, sealed entries, and the circle at a glance.

Contributor question preview
Shows how grandparents, godparents, relatives, and chosen family can contribute from a private link.
Start their archive.
Set up in minutes. Invite the circle, and we’ll gather the rest.