Save it from any app.

Tap Share, then Kepler, in Instagram, YouTube, Safari or anything with a link. Copied a link? It’s ready when you open Kepler.

Pictured: Saving Launch day from the viewing stand from another app to Space trip in Kepler: Share, then Kepler.

Open a save and the bar shows how much Kepler remembers. Tap it for the summary, your notes and your space’s comments.

Pictured: Before your first spaceflight, open in Kepler on a phone: a tap on its bar opens what Kepler remembers: its summary, 2 notes and Mia’s comment. Six lessons from a first spaceflight: train for the launch, not the float, pack light, and look out of the window, not at your phone.

Search matches a save’s summary, your notes and comments, not just its title, and shows you where it matched.

Pictured: Searching a space in Kepler for “pack light”: 2 saves match, each showing where, like Before your first spaceflight, matched in its summary: “…not the float, pack light, and look out…”

Add a note for yourself or start a thread. Mention someone in the space, or mention Kepler and it replies from what you’ve all saved.

Pictured: A thread: Mia: “Do we need astronaut training?” Roger: “@Kepler what did we save about training?” Kepler answers: “The Reddit thread you saved says about two weeks of training, and Mia’s note says the centrifuge day is the hard one.”

Tap ✦ and ask about anything you’ve saved. Kepler suggests questions from your space and answers from your saves.

Pictured: Kepler on a phone: a new chat in Space trip suggests questions; “What should we pack for launch day?” is tapped, and Kepler searches the space and answers from 2 saves.

Keep a space for each trip or project and invite people by email. Comments and mentions reach you as notifications, and Feed shows what’s new.

Pictured: Kepler on a phone: mia@example.com is invited to Space trip by email and listed as invited. Back in the space, Mia is in its members and the Feed shows Mia’s comment under Human Spaceflight: “Agreed. Can we ask about seats on Saturday?”