A graduation gift that isn't another picture frame
A QR memory card graduation gift gathers photos, video messages, and notes from family, friends, and teachers into one private album. The graduate scans a printed keepsake card with any phone camera to open it — no app needed. A Group Keepsake takes up to ten contributors; a Solo Keepsake is a gift from one person.
Graduation gifts have a specific failure mode: they are given to someone who is about to move. A framed photo, an engraved box, a heavy book — these are gifts for a person with a settled address, given to a person who is about to pack everything they own into a car.
Give something that travels
A keepsake card is the size of a postcard and weighs nothing, and what it actually contains — the photos, the messages, the video — lives online. It goes in a wallet or a drawer in a new city and still works four years later.
That is the practical case. The better case is what goes inside it: the people who watched someone get here, saying so, in their own voices.
Collect from everyone without organising anything
The hard part of a group gift is the collecting. A Group Keepsake gives you one link to share — in the family chat, in a message to the roommates, to the coach or the teacher who mattered. Up to ten people add their own photos, messages, or short videos, on their own time, without you chasing anyone.
You see every contribution before it ships, so nothing arrives as a surprise to you.
What actually goes in it
The strongest ones are not the most polished. Photos from the first day of school next to the last. A thirty-second video from a grandparent who would never write a card. The teacher who wrote the reference.
There is room for up to thirty photos, a short video, and a written message — which is enough to be generous and few enough to stay meaningful.
Which keepsake fits
Group Keepsake
The natural fit. Family, friends, and teachers each add their own contribution, and one keepsake ships to the graduate.
Solo Keepsake
For a gift from one person — a parent to a child, or one friend to another — built and sent privately.
Questions
How many people can contribute?
Up to ten on a Group Keepsake. Each adds their own photos, message, or short video through a link you share.
Do contributors need an account?
No. They open the link, add what they want to add, and that is the whole process.
Can I see everything before it's sent?
Yes. You review every contribution before final production.
How long does it take to arrive?
Production is typically 2–3 business days after you submit the album, then a few more in transit with Canada Post. Order with a week in hand if it is for a specific date.
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