In memory
In memory.
One preset, for the night someone died. It recurs every year and carries their name. The sky it draws is the one that was actually there — nothing else is added to it.
Not a stock photo of a sky
Every star is plotted from a real catalogue, projected for your date through the same spherical astronomy — date to Julian day, to sidereal time, to altitude and azimuth at your coordinates — that a planetarium uses. Stars below the horizon that night are left out, because they genuinely weren’t up. The moon gets its own calculation: its actual phase and its actual position for that hour, not a generic crescent icon.
Two chapters on two different nights, or in two different cities on the same night, draw two different skies — because they were different skies.
In memory
This preset carries its own name rather than reusing "yours" or "theirs," because it usually belongs to someone the keepsake’s owner is not. It recurs, so the date on the card moves forward each year while the sky stays the one from that night.
In memory
The sky of that night, kept. Carries their name.
Recurs yearly · carries its own name
See one before you build one
This preset is built from the same catalogue that runs the demo keepsake — open it to see how a recurring chapter actually reads before adding one built on this preset instead.
Open the demo keepsakePricing
A poster of that night is $19–25. Added to a fuller keepsake, it is one chapter among others, at no extra cost past the site itself.
Most people start here
Keepsake
$129
- A site at ourskies.love/personal/<yours>
- As many chapters as you like
- Every experience in the catalogue, or write your own
- Poster PDFs included
- 5 years of hosting
Living
$199
- Everything in Keepsake
- Encrypted notes, between the two of you
- Push alerts when a note arrives
- Sealed chapters that open on a date
Concierge
$349
- Everything in Living
- Send the material over WhatsApp
- We build it, not you
- A print-ready album — your photos beside the sky of each day
- Poster PDFs for whoever else was there