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beautifully kept

The cords are hidden. Everything is charged. The room is yours again.

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The problem

Cords in a tangle. Chargers that walk off. Bins that never stay sorted.

Every home has a corner like this. The Keep gives it a beautiful place to go.

How it works

Slide out. Plug in. Slide home.

Pull the shelf out, plug everything in, and slide it back. The charger rides along with the shelf.

Chargers at any height.Move a shelf and its charger follows. The spine powers every level.

Everyone knows their spot.A write-on label, or a photo for anyone who can't read yet.

The Keep with its door open, showing the amber power spine and a charger on each shelf

Finishes

Change the finish, not the furniture.

Every Keep wears a finish that lifts off and swaps out, so it fits the nursery now and the office later. We launch in Natural Oak, with more finishes to come.

Sizes

Two sizes. Stack them as you grow.

The Keep 3

Three shelves.

26 W × 18 D × 28.5 H in

U.S. patents pending.

The Keep 5

Five shelves.

26 W × 18 D × 43.5 H in

U.S. patents pending.

Set another Keep on top. It locks in place and powers up through the cabinet below, with no extra cords and no extra height between them.

Safety

Safety built in, not added on.

A door that won't catch fingers.It closes softly, and the hinge side is shaped so there's no pinch gap.

Anchored to the wall.Every setup includes the wall anchor, stacked ones too.

Gentle power on every shelf.Wall-outlet power stays in the base; the shelves run on low voltage.

Room to breathe.Every shelf vents out the back, so charging devices stay cool.

From the founder

I was tired of the tangle.

Our charging corner was a tangle of cords. Chargers walked off, and the bins never stayed sorted. I couldn't find anything I wanted to live with, so I designed it. The Keep is a cabinet worth having in any room: devices charge on their own shelves, cords stay out of sight, and a photo on each shelf shows even a toddler where their things go. I hope it gives you back your room the way it gave me mine.Taraya Voelker, founder