Projects and connections
Connect project websites and domains to accounts, subscriptions, and devices. Search your records or follow the connection graph.
Local first · Open source
Your projects have connections. Keep them together.
KeepAny, previously published as StackPerch, is a local digital asset workspace for independent developers. Find the accounts, domains, subscriptions, and maintenance behind each project. Older StackPerch GitHub links still redirect to KeepAny.
Early preview · Node.js 22+ · No registration
What still depends on that account?
When you change an email or retire a project, scattered bookmarks and spreadsheets make it easy to miss a subscription or a login. KeepAny lets you record the connections and turn them into a checklist you can review.
A workspace for records and the work around them
Costs and maintenance
Record renewal dates, subscription cycles, tasks, warranties, and lending history. Payment records are your ledger, not proof of a charge.
Review before saving
Import scattered records, check candidates, and confirm what to keep. Optional AI uses a provider or compatible server you configure.
A separate password vault
Keep login details in an encrypted KDBX vault with import and export. Passwords stay outside ordinary assets, search, MCP, and asset sync.
Try one project from start to restore
Download a KeepAny portable preview from the Releases page. Historical StackPerch packages remain available there. It needs Node.js 22 or newer, with no Git, pnpm, or build step. Read that release's verified environments and limits.
Read the trial guide- Extract the package. Run start.command on macOS, start.sh on Linux, or start.bat on Windows.
- Open http://127.0.0.1:4180/. Choose Start with sample records in an empty Overview, then Add sample records in Settings, or create a fictional project.
- Connect an account, record a subscription, and create a maintenance task.
- Create and save an encrypted .ka1 backup. Restore it in a clean browser profile and check your records.
Local storage, with a way to take your data out
Keep using the same browser profile and address to continue using your KeepAny or StackPerch records. Existing .ka1 backups and .kdbx vaults remain usable with their original passwords. Records belong to the current browser profile and address. A different browser or port opens a different store; clearing site data can remove it. Download backups regularly and verify that they restore. The local core works without an official account or paid service.
AI is optional. Ordinary Q&A sends only limited fields from records you select. The vault's full-text AI import can send the current list, including passwords and notes, after you review the model, destination, and scope. It does not send your existing vault or master password. Review candidates before saving.
An early preview with clear limits
Local features have automated and browser verification, but defects may remain. Physical phones, every OS and browser, low-storage conditions, and sudden shutdowns have not all been verified. Password autofill, cross-device password sync, background email, and closed-page push are not provided.
The local core is open source under AGPL-3.0-only. Optional paid hosting is planned, but official cloud sync and paid services are not open. Commercial expansion is paused while local use and recovery are improved. Experimental sync, remote-storage, and MCP implementations are not required for a local trial.
Help make the next step easier
Tell us where a workflow failed, which record was hard to find, or where entry took too long. Report reproducible steps with fictional data. Keep real passwords, API keys, and backups out of public reports.