KeepMyProof as an alternative

An alternative to AppClose for keeping papers private

AppClose is a co-parenting app. KeepMyProof is a private phone app for keeping copies of papers, photos and dated notes in folders with checklists, encrypted on the phone, with no account and no ads. It backs up to your own cloud drive, and it is free for 25 items.

What recent reviews raise

In the 150 most recent US App Store reviews of AppClose that we read on November 2, 2026, 3 mention losing photos or files, and 52 mention a subscription, a charge or the price. App Store page

How we counted

Apple public reviews feed, US store, up to the 150 most recent reviews per app; a review counts once per theme if its title or text matches the theme words in scripts/measure-complaints.mjs.

How KeepMyProof handles it

Backup to your own iCloud Drive or Google Drive, opened with a 12-word recovery phrase, so a new phone does not mean losing your papers. Every file is checked before it is restored.
Free for 25 items, with viewing, PDFs, export, backup and restore never locked. Plus is $19.99 a year or $39.99 once for life.
Folders with checklists for divorce, work, VA claim, executor and IEP papers, and two dates on every item.

When AppClose may suit you better

If you need to message the other parent through a shared app, or a court order names a specific app, use that app. KeepMyProof is a private log and papers folder that only you hold.

Coming soon to Google Play.

Free checklists · KeepMyProof facts

AppClose is a trademark of its owner. KeepMyProof is not affiliated with or endorsed by AppClose.