Kinnie is an app that keeps track of the appointments, the forms, the deadlines, and who's covering what.
Appointments, pickups, forms, deadlines, who's where and when. All of these things live in different places, and typically it's all on one person to track. Kinnie brings it together so you've got a finger on the pulse.
Leo's cleats are from last September, and a year is a lot at his age. Want me to put new ones on the list?
Swim registration opens Monday at 9am, and Noah's current session ends the week after. Want a reminder Sunday night?
Have a look around, tap the nav bar.
Connect your calendar, and Kinnie pulls out the important dates and details, and always checks with you on anything that needs clarification. For everything else, snap a photo, forward an email, or just type it out.
Two dates pulled from the photo, both have been added to your calendar.
Who's going to curriculum night?
One more thing. Pizza day needs $5 in cash, and Friday mornings are a rush. Want a reminder Thursday night, while there's still time to get it?
Kinnie sees a conflict coming days, weeks, even months out, then brings you a fix so you're always a step ahead.
Thursday's pickup is going to be tight. Want me to draft a message asking your mom if she can cover?
Kinnie understands how the pieces of your household connect. When something changes, Kinnie sees the downstream effects and surfaces next steps.
Want me to swap the cheese, and draft a note to the school?
The details you need are never in one place. Kinnie holds them together, so whenever you have a question, all you have to do is ask.
The things that aren't urgent yet are the ones that slip.
Kinnie surfaces them while there's still time to act, so you're planning ahead instead of reacting.
Winter's on the way, and your snow tires are due to go on. You're free:
Camp registration opens Monday, January 11 at 9am. It's on your calendar with a reminder three days before. These are the weeks you're free in July and August:
No. When a message is going to another person, Kinnie writes the draft. You read it and you send it.
Yes, and for some households that's enough. Keeping one person organized takes a lot off their plate on its own. But Kinnie works best when every adult in the household takes part. The more Kinnie knows, the more Kinnie can help.
Kinnie connects to Google Calendar, Outlook, and the calendars on your iPhone. You can also give Kinnie things directly. Snap a photo, forward an email to your Kinnie address, or just type it in the chat. You control what Kinnie connects to. More on the trust page.
Kinnie has your context from day one, but there's a visible training period while Kinnie learns how you like things done. Think of it like bringing someone in to help: they can read your calendar straight away, but it takes a while before they know how your house runs.
On iPhone in Canada. Free during early access, a paid subscription when we open up properly. We're welcoming a few households at a time so we can help each one get set up. Leave your email and we'll be in touch.
A calendar remembers what you thought to tell it. Kinnie notices what you'd miss: the pickup conflict, the cleats they've outgrown, the dairy note that changes Friday's dinner. One is a tool you manage. The other helps you run the house.