PDFs and photos
Attach PDF, JPG, PNG, or WebP files to one document, so the front and back of a card or a scan plus a photo stay together.
Private. Offline. Yours.
Keep passports, insurance cards, deeds, and scans in one place — with categories, expiry dates, and search. The files stay on your computer.
One-time purchase (no subscriptions) · $19.99 · 30-day trial · See all pricing
Windows app
A snapshot of the papers on this PC — document count, items expiring soon, past-due dates, and favorites — with category folders down the side.
Built for families who want their important papers organized and easy to find.
Attach PDF, JPG, PNG, or WebP files to one document, so the front and back of a card or a scan plus a photo stay together.
IDs, medical, legal, financial, home, vehicles, pets, school, and personal — plus Uncategorized until you file it.
Renew before it lapses. Passports, licenses, registrations, and policies with an expiry date show up in a smart view, along with anything already past due.
Assign one or more people, or mark a paper as Whole family. Each person has a photo, relationship, and notes.
Find by title, notes, subtype, filename, or person. Narrow by PDF or photo, date range, expiry, and favorites.
Files live under FamilyDocsKeepData/. Create a full ZIP backup anytime. Nothing is uploaded to our servers.
Fixed folders with counts in the sidebar. Expiring soon works across every category.
Every feature in FamilyDocsKeep, grouped by area.
FamilyDocsKeepDataFamilyDocsKeep is designed so your household’s papers never have to leave your computer.
FamilyHealthKeep for general health · FamilyTeethKeep for dental · PetsKeep for pets · FamilyHomeKeep for house maintenance · FamilyCarsKeep for vehicles · Bundle pricing
One-time license for the Windows 11 app — keep household papers organized on your PC.
Includes 30-day free trial · Works offline · ASLAN Solutions, Inc.
FamilyDocsKeep stores copies of your papers. It does not provide legal, tax, medical, or insurance advice. Keep originals where the law or the issuer requires them.