A personal letter that folds into their wallet. Your photos and your words, on one sheet of A4 that folds smaller than a bank card.
By morning a message is buried in a thread. Something folded in a wallet stays put. It turns up at the cashpoint, at the till, at three in the morning when they reach for their card. It's in your words, and nobody else has to see it.
Every change shows up on the right straight away. Nothing is uploaded, and it's saved on this device so you can come back to it.
Some of it you write. Some of it I've written, from what I needed to hear and didn't, in fifteen years of gambling.
"I'm Jason. I gambled for fifteen years, and I make everything in this shop myself, in the UK. I made Keep This for the people standing next to someone like I was, who want to say something and can't find the moment."