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Market news that knows what you own

Riverkeep is an app we're building. It's designed to give you a short brief each morning on the stories that concern your stocks and funds, plus anything connected to the notes you've saved. It comes with a notebook for those notes and an assistant for when a story leaves you with a question.

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Illustrative screens from an early design. The headlines, notes, and people are made up. Real company and fund names appear only as examples.

Your holdings

Start with what you own

Tell Riverkeep which stocks and funds you hold. Include the small positions too, since those count.

Your brief starts from this list. Change it whenever you buy or sell.

Every morning

A short brief, and every card says why

Stories make the cut when they involve a stock or fund you hold, or a topic from one of your notes. The rest stays out, including the fourth think piece this week about what one famous investor might be buying.

Each card has a one-line explanation, like "You own NVDA and SMH, and both tend to move with this group." Tap a card when you want the details. If an explanation doesn't make sense to you, tell us. It helps us write clearer ones.

Say 216 stories come out on a Tuesday morning and 4 of them match the holdings and notes in this example. Those 4 are the brief.

Notebook

Jot it down, and your brief will look out for it

Got a half-formed take on homebuilders, or a few numbers you want to check again next month? Put it in a note. It doesn't need to be tidy.

Notes count toward your brief the same way holdings do. If you've noted that you're watching mortgage rates, a story about mortgage rates can show up even when it doesn't name anything you own.

When a note turns into a wall of text, Riverkeep can clean it up into a few short points. Nothing changes unless you tap "Use this."

Ask

When a headline raises more questions than it answers

Some stories need more than a card. Ask what a term means or why a whole group of stocks moved at once, and you get a plain answer and a couple of suggestions for what to read next.

Start from any card in your brief, or open the Ask tab and type whatever's on your mind.

On your phone

Sized for a few spare minutes

We're designing Riverkeep for the short gaps in a normal day, like the stretch before your first meeting or the line at the pharmacy. The brief is meant to be read in one sitting, and a notification lets you know it's ready.

Later in the day, if a new story involves one of your notes, it's added to your brief and you get a heads-up. You can switch those off and stick to the morning.

Who it's for

Do you pick your own investments?

Riverkeep is for people who choose their own stocks and funds and would like to follow the news about them more closely.

You don't need to be an expert. The assistant explains jargon when it shows up, and nobody is grading you.

Your data

Your data, in plain view

Your holdings and notes are what the app works from. They shape your brief, feed the note clean-up, and give the assistant some context. The settings screen is designed to show what's stored and give you a way to clear it.

Illustrative screens from an early design. The headlines, notes, and people are made up. Real company and fund names appear only as examples.

Want to try it early?

Riverkeep isn't open yet. If you'd like to hear about early access, send us a short email. If you feel like telling us what you invest in and what annoys you about market news, we'd enjoy reading it.

Or email info@riverkeep.tech about anything else.

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How it works

Setup should take a few minutes. After that, it's mostly reading.

Riverkeep is in development. This is how it's designed to work.

1

Tell Riverkeep what you own

Add the stocks and funds you hold. The list doesn't have to be complete on day one, and you can change it whenever you buy or sell something.

2

Add a few notes, if you like

A note can be about a company you own, one you're only curious about, or something bigger like mortgage rates. Write it the way you'd say it out loud. When a note gets long and messy, Riverkeep can clean it up into short points, and your version stays in place unless you choose the new one.

3

Read your brief in the morning

Your brief is designed to arrive each morning with the stories that involve your holdings or your notes. Every card has a line on why it's there, and the whole thing takes a few minutes to read.

4

Ask when you want more

Tap a card for the gist and a link to the full story. If you still have questions, ask the assistant. It explains things in plain English and suggests what to read next.

5

Get a heads-up later in the day

Your notes keep working after the morning. When something new comes up that touches one of them, Riverkeep adds it to the brief and lets you know, unless you've turned those alerts off.

Illustrative screens from an early design. The headlines, notes, and people are made up. Real company and fund names appear only as examples.

What you need to start

A rough list of what you own, or a few notes if you don't own anything yet. You don't need a background in finance.

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Company

About Riverkeep

Riverkeep is a software company building an app for self-directed investors: a short brief each morning on the market news that involves what they own and what they've noted, with a notebook and an assistant alongside.

Where things stand

Riverkeep is in development. We're designing and building the app now, and the screens on this site come from an early design, so expect them to change. There are no users yet.

What we're designing for

  • A brief short enough to finish over a coffee.
  • A plain line next to every story saying why it's there.
  • Notes that can stay as messy as you wrote them.
  • Settings that show what the app holds about you.

Illustrative screens from an early design. The headlines, notes, and people are made up. Real company and fund names appear only as examples.

Say hello

Have a question or an idea for the app? Send it over. We'd like to hear it.

info@riverkeep.tech

FAQ

Questions and answers

What is Riverkeep?

An app we're building that gives you a short daily brief of market news about the investments you own and the things you've noted. It also has a notebook for those notes and an assistant you can ask when a story leaves you with questions.

Who is it for?

People who choose their own investments, whether that's three index funds or thirty individual stocks. If you've ever scrolled through a market news app wondering how much of it applied to you, you're who we have in mind.

How is this different from other finance news apps?

Riverkeep starts from your holdings and your notes, tells you why each story is there, and leaves out the rest, so two people opening it on the same morning will usually see different briefs.

Will Riverkeep tell me what to buy or sell?

No. Riverkeep is designed to explain the news about what you hold, not to make recommendations. Buying and selling stays your call.

How long is the brief?

It depends on the day. On a busy morning you might see six stories. On a slow one you might see a single story, followed by a line telling you that's all for this morning.

What if I don't own any investments yet?

You can still write notes about companies or topics you're curious about, and your brief will pick up news related to them. It gets more useful once you add a few holdings.

Which markets and investments will it cover?

We're starting with widely held stocks and funds. If you own something less common, tell us. It helps us decide what to add next.

Does it connect to my brokerage account?

Not at the moment. You add your holdings yourself and can change them whenever you like.

Does it use AI, and can it get things wrong?

Yes to both. The assistant, the story summaries, and the note clean-up use AI, and any of them can get things wrong, so check anything important before you act on it.

What happens to my holdings and notes?

They're what the app works from to build your brief, clean up your notes, and answer your questions. This website's privacy policy doesn't cover the app.

How much will it cost?

Pricing hasn't been decided yet.

When can I start using it?

Early access is coming soon. Email info@riverkeep.tech if you'd like to hear about it.

Legal

Terms of Service

Last updated October 9, 2026

The short version

  • This website tells you about Riverkeep and the app we're building. There's nothing to buy on it and no account to create.
  • The website is meant for adults.
  • None of this is advice, and none of it is an offer.
  • The app screens shown here are made-up examples from an early design.
  • Use the website lawfully and don't try to break it.

Riverkeep Technologies Limited runs riverkeep.tech, and these terms apply when you visit it. In these terms, "Riverkeep," "we," and "us" mean Riverkeep Technologies Limited. The summary above is a guide. The full terms below are the ones that apply.

The website and the app are separate

The Riverkeep app isn't offered through this website, and these terms don't cover it. Any terms for the app are separate from these.

You can email us to ask for early access. Asking doesn't create an agreement between us, and it doesn't guarantee you a place or a date.

Information, not advice

Everything on the website is general background about Riverkeep and its plans. It isn't investment, tax, legal, or accounting advice, and it doesn't take your circumstances into account. It doesn't recommend any trade, and it doesn't say that any investment or strategy suits you.

Riverkeep does not arrange trades, manage investments, or hold money or assets for anyone. The website doesn't offer to sell, or ask you to buy, any security, financial product, or service. For advice about your own situation, talk to a qualified professional.

Sample screens and plans

The phone screens on the website, and the headlines, notes, people, and numbers in them, are illustrations from an early design. They aren't real news, real accounts, or real results. Real company names, fund names, and tickers appear only to make the examples readable. Those companies aren't connected with Riverkeep and haven't endorsed it.

When the website describes features, markets, devices, or timing, it's describing plans. We may change, delay, or drop any of them, and pages here will change as the app does. The website itself may look different, move, or go offline from time to time.

What you can do with our content

The writing, design, illustrations, screen designs, logo, and the code behind the website belong to Riverkeep or to those who license them to us, and intellectual property laws protect them.

You're welcome to browse the website, share links to it, and quote short passages for commentary or reporting with credit to Riverkeep. For anything more, such as copying the design, republishing large parts of the text, or using our name or logo in a way that suggests we endorse you, ask us first and get our permission in writing.

Please don't

When you use the website, please don't:

  • pretend to be Riverkeep, or suggest you're connected with us when you're not;
  • scrape the website in bulk or flood it with automated requests;
  • try to get into parts of the website or our systems that aren't meant for you;
  • send or upload malware or anything else designed to cause harm; or
  • break any law, or help someone else do so.

Emails and suggestions you send us

If you email us feedback or suggestions, you agree that we may use them to improve Riverkeep without owing you anything for them. We handle personal information in your emails as our Privacy Policy describes. Please keep confidential details, such as account numbers or passwords, out of your emails.

Some pages may link to websites run by others. Other people's sites are theirs to run, and a link from us isn't an endorsement.

No warranties

We try to keep the website correct and online but can't promise either. To the extent the law allows, we give no warranties about the website or anything on it, whether stated or implied.

How far our liability goes

To the extent the law allows, Riverkeep, the people who work for it, and its suppliers won't be responsible for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential losses that result from using the website or relying on anything on it. We also won't be responsible for lost profits, trading or investment losses, lost data, or missed opportunities connected with the website. This applies whatever the legal basis of the claim.

None of this limits any liability that the law doesn't allow us to limit or exclude.

If these terms change

We may update these terms. The date at the top shows the current version, and the terms posted on the day you visit are the ones that apply to that visit.

How the terms fit together

If a court sets aside one of these terms, the others still apply. Your rights under these terms are personal to you. We may pass ours on if Riverkeep is reorganized, merged, or sold. These terms are the whole agreement between you and us about the website, and our Privacy Policy explains how we handle personal information.

Which law applies

The laws of the place where Riverkeep Technologies Limited is incorporated govern these terms and any disagreement about them or about the website, and the courts there will decide any such disagreement. If you use the website as a consumer, you keep any protections the laws where you live give you, including any right to bring a claim in your local courts.

Questions

Anything unclear here? Email info@riverkeep.tech.

Legal

Privacy Policy

Last updated October 9, 2026

This policy covers the personal information Riverkeep Technologies Limited gets through riverkeep.tech, and what we do with it. "Riverkeep," "we," and "us" mean Riverkeep Technologies Limited. The policy is about this website only and doesn't cover the Riverkeep app.

At a glance

QuestionAnswer
Does the website set cookies?No.
Does it keep anything else on your device?No local storage or anything like it. Like any website, your browser keeps ordinary cached copies of our files and remembers to use a secure connection.
Analytics, ad trackers, or social media pixels?None.
Forms or accounts?None. Early access requests and everything else reach us by email.
Does it use outside services in your browser?No. The site doesn't call on any outside services.
What do we receive?Standard request details recorded by our web host, and any email you choose to send us.
Do we sell or share your personal information?No.
Can you see, correct, or delete what we have?Yes. See What rights do you have? below.

What do we get?

When you load a page. Our web host records standard request details, such as IP addresses and browser type, so it can deliver the site and keep it secure. What we see ourselves is traffic totals and records of blocked or suspicious requests, not a full log of visits, and we don't use any of it to work out who you are.

When you email us. We get the message itself and any attachments, plus the sender details your email app includes, such as your address and display name. We keep our replies too. If you ask for early access, we keep your address so we can invite you.

What the website can't receive. There's no way to send us your holdings, your notes, or payment details through the website. If you choose to tell us what you invest in by email, we treat it like the rest of your message. Please leave account numbers and ID documents out of your emails.

What do we use it for?

InformationWhy we use itLegal basis (where laws like the GDPR or UK GDPR apply)
Request details from our hostTo deliver the website, keep it working and secure, and spot and stop abuseOur legitimate interest in running a safe, working website
General emailsSo we can reply, and so a follow-up makes senseOur legitimate interest in responding to people who contact us
Early access requestsTo invite you to early access when there's a place for youYour consent, which you can withdraw at any time
Feedback, and anything you tell us about how you investTo understand what people want from the app and to improve itOur legitimate interest in building a useful product
Any of the above, when neededTo comply with the law, and to protect our legal rights or respond to legal claimsLegal obligation, or our legitimate interest in protecting our rights

We don't use your information for advertising or profiling, and we don't make automated decisions about you that have legal or similarly significant effects.

How long do we hold on to it?

  • Request details: our web host keeps these for a limited period under its standard settings. If a record shows an attack or misuse, we may save it until we've dealt with it.
  • Early access requests: for as long as they're needed for early access, or until you ask to come off the list.
  • Feedback: for as long as it's useful for designing the app, or until you ask us to delete it.
  • Other emails: for as long as they're useful for the conversation they belong to, or longer where the law requires it.

Who else sees it?

Riverkeep doesn't sell personal information, and it isn't passed to anyone for targeted advertising, including the cross-context behavioral advertising that laws like the CCPA/CPRA call "sharing."

The services that handle it for us are our web host and the services that route and store our email. Beyond them, we may disclose information:

  • to professional advisers such as lawyers and accountants, who are bound to keep it confidential;
  • when a law or court order says we must, or when it's needed to protect our rights or someone's safety; and
  • to a buyer or successor if Riverkeep's business is sold or reorganized, so they can keep handling it as this policy describes.

What rights do you have?

Depending on where you live, laws such as the GDPR, the UK GDPR, and the CCPA/CPRA, and other data protection laws that apply to you, may give you the right to:

  • find out whether we have personal information about you, and get a copy;
  • correct information that's wrong;
  • have your information deleted;
  • limit how we use your information, or object to our using it;
  • receive your information in a commonly used format, or have it sent to someone else;
  • withdraw your consent to early access emails at any time; and
  • not be treated differently for using any of these rights.

We don't sell or share personal information, so there's nothing to opt out of, but you're welcome to ask us to confirm that. Because the website doesn't track you, browser privacy signals such as Global Privacy Control have nothing to switch off here.

To make a request, email info@riverkeep.tech. Before acting on a request, we may check that it really comes from you, for example by replying to the address we have on file. You can ask someone else to make a request for you, and we may ask for proof that they're allowed to. The law that applies to you sets the time limit for answering.

Not happy with how we've answered? You have the right to complain to the data protection authority where you live or work.

Does your information leave your country?

It can. The servers our web host and email services use may be outside the country where you live, and data protection rules there may differ. Where the law asks for safeguards on transfers like these, such as contract terms written for that purpose, we use them.

How do we protect it?

We hold very little personal information, and we take reasonable steps to keep our email and hosting accounts secure. Even so, nobody can rule out a breach completely.

What about children?

The website is meant for adults, and we don't knowingly keep messages from anyone under 18. Any we find are deleted.

What if this policy changes?

This page may change over time. The date at the top shows when it was last updated.

Who's responsible, and how to reach us

Riverkeep Technologies Limited is the controller, meaning the party responsible, for the personal information described in this policy. Send access, correction, and deletion requests to info@riverkeep.tech.

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Illustrative screen from an early design.