
No entryway?
Make one.
No drilling. No damage. Installs in ten minutes. Take it with you when you move.
Where are my keys?
My wallet?
My bag—it was just here.
Wait. Where's my phone?
It's not you.
Your doorway was never designed for this.
Same door. Ten minutes later.
Before
After
No entryway? You can still have one.
Ten minutes. No tools.
Choose a clean, smooth surface. Press the rack into place, then twist to lock. No measuring. No tools.
Hang your bag and jacket as you walk in. Grab them on your way out.
Twist to release and lift it straight off. No drilled holes or adhesive residue when used on a compatible surface.
Start here.
Lightweight aluminum. Holds up to 6.6 lb. Made to move with you from one home to the next.
What customers say

"Posted a couple close-ups so you can see the finish. Definitely not cheap plastic, you can tell from the weight and the seam lines. Tiny paint flaw on the edge, shown in the last pic."

"Folds flat so I can wipe the door down without hooks getting in the way. Small thing but makes cleaning way faster!"

"Peeled it off my old apartment, stuck it in my new place 3 months later. Suction is just as strong as day one. Got my full security deposit back, zero marks on the wall."
Why KEPT
I moved into my first apartment. It was tiny, with no entryway—the front door opened straight into the living room. Every morning: bag on the chair, jacket over the door, keys somewhere I couldn't find.
I installed a hook with screws. Finally, my bag and jacket had a place. Then I moved out. My landlord found the holes and kept $200 of my deposit. That's when I realized: renters can't drill.
I'm a software engineer. When I couldn't find the right solution, I built one.
That's how KEPT started—no drilling, no tools, take it with you when you move.
We call it KEPT because it moves with you.
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