Talk your stuff into existence.
Say it or shoot it. Kepta turns your words or a photo into a living record of everything you own: what it is, where it is, and what it’s worth. The count that used to eat a weekend, done while you walk the room.
Three steps, no typing.
Say it, shoot it, or scan it.
Speak a shelf into the record, snap a photo, or scan a barcode. Say “three soldering irons, a spool of solder” and keep moving. Typing is optional, never required.
You have the last word.
Kepta drafts each item with a cleaned name, category, unit, and an estimated cost. You confirm with a tap. Nothing reaches your books on its own.
It stays current by itself.
Every capture updates one record you can ask out loud. Kepta flags what’s missing, what’s gone stale, and what a job used but nobody logged.
Built for the way a shop actually runs.
Capture costs a sentence.
Every other tool is a database you have to go visit. Kepta makes recording an item cheaper than the item is worth to record, so it actually gets done.
It knows a tool from a part.
A chop saw is equipment, tracked by serial. A grommet is a part that depletes into a job. Kepta makes that call, and captures the serial, the brand, and what each piece is for.
It reconciles itself.
Kepta watches for missing counts, tools gone quiet for months, and jobs that used parts nobody logged, then nudges you. Your numbers stay trustworthy without a year-end scramble.
It even learns how your parts fit together into a bill of materials you never had to write.
Your records. Your call. Your data.
You confirm before it commits
Voice and photo draft; you decide. Nothing books-relevant is written without your tap.
Estimates say they’re estimates
Kepta never fakes precision. It tells you when it’s guessing, and a ten-second recount sets any number straight.
Private by design
Each business’s inventory is isolated by default. Your catalog is yours, and you can export it whenever you want.
Kepta is opening in stages.
We’re onboarding a small group of trades and facilities first. Leave your email and we’ll reach out when there’s room.