Every record you can see
People, events, tasks, bills, things, documents, contacts, notes, places and goals, plus photos, pets, the pantry, gifts, carpools, allowances and outside calendars. Health records only with consent.
Kinnomy Brain
Ask your home anything.
The Brain knows every record you are allowed to see, how they connect and what happened before. Ask what is due, whether you can afford something, or who is doing the most chores, and get an answer with its steps, charts and the records it used.
Built-in analysis on every plan. AI answers on Household and Household+.
Questions you can ask the Brain
- What’s going on this week?
- Can we afford a $2,400 trip in March without touching the vacation fund?
- Is the chore load fair?
- How does a water heater work?AI
- When was the AC serviced?
- What if we cancel the streaming service?
- Plan a birthday party for Theo on Oct 12 under $300
- Where did our money go last month?
- Is there a recall on our fridge model?AI
- Remember that Dev is allergic to shellfish
- When are we all free this week?
- Are we on track for the vacation fund?
- What will home upkeep cost this year?
- What does the next 90 days look like?
- What can we cook with what we have?
- Gift ideas for Nora
- On this day
- Has the dog been walked today?
- Did everyone take their medicine today?
- Who is driving this week?
- What is our stuff worth?
- When is the car’s oil change due?
Things you can ask. Questions marked AI need an AI answer, on Household and Household+. The rest the built-in analysis answers on every plan.
Live demo
Watch it think it through.
This is the built-in Brain, running in your browser on a made-up household. Pick a question and see each step, then the answer, the charts and the records it used.
Try one:
Everything it answers on its own
Answer modes
- Built-inthis demo
- Quickin the app
- Deep analysisin the app
- Researchin the app
Sample household: Maya, Dev, Nora and Theo. They are made up, with a few months of history.
Live demo. It runs in your browser with the same built-in engine as the app. Nothing is sent or saved. AI answers (Quick, Deep analysis and Research) are in the app on Household and Household+.
Turn on JavaScript to try the live demo.
Pick a question, or type your own. The Brain shows each step, then the answer.
What it knows
Your records, how they connect, and what happened before.
How they connect
The bill and who pays it, the fridge and its warranty, the plan and its tasks.
The history
Payments, maintenance logs, chore history and the activity timeline.
The patterns
Trends, jumps and pace, like a bill that went up or a goal that fell behind.
Four ways to answer
Built in for everyone. AI when it helps.
The built-in analysis answers the questions most homes ask, on every plan. On Household and Household+, AI answers take on anything else.
- Every plan
Built-in analysis
Health score, trends, forecasts, fairness, free time and memory lookups, worked out from your records. No AI needed, and free to run.
Free to run
- Household and Household+
Quick
A fast answer in plain words, grounded in your records.
1 credit an answer
- Household and Household+
Deep analysis
Works through the question step by step, looks things up in your records with its own tools, and ends with a clear answer, charts, the records it used and how sure it is.
3 credits an answer
- Household and Household+
Research
Adds live web search for questions about the world, like prices, how-tos, rules and recalls, with a link to every web source.
3 credits an answer
General knowledge. With AI answers you can ask about anything, from recipes to tax terms to how a water heater works. It says when it is not sure, labels general knowledge as such, and never invents facts about your household.
Brain credits. Household includes 100 a month and Household+ includes 500. A quick answer costs 1, deep analysis or research costs 3, and document reading on Household+ costs 1. The whole service also has a daily and monthly spending cap for the AI features.
Built-in analysis
What it works out on its own, on every plan.
No AI needed and free to run. Tap an example to ask the live demo above.
Household health score
A score out of 100 across bills, tasks, chores, upkeep, papers, money and the calendar, with what would help most.
Give me a household health checkSpending and trends
Spending by category and month, what is going up and what is going down.
Where did our money go last month?Bill history and jumps
Every bill over time, and a flag when one is more than 20% above its 3-month average.
Which bills went up?Subscriptions
Yearly totals, and what cancelling one would save.
What if we cancel the streaming service?Cash flow forecast
Money in and out for the next 30, 60 or 90 days, with the lowest point marked.
What does the next 30 days look like?Can we afford it?
Checks a purchase against money coming in and going out over the period.
Can we afford a $1,500 trip in two months?Savings goal pace
On track or behind, and how much a month it would take.
Are we on track for the vacation fund?Chore fairness
Workload and share per person, from real chore history.
Is the chore load fair?Busy days and conflicts
How full each day is, and where two plans collide.
What’s going on this week?When everyone is free
Open times when the people you name are all free.
When are we all free this week?Upkeep cost forecast
What home maintenance is likely to cost over the next year, from past logs.
What will home upkeep cost this year?Expiring papers and warranties
Documents, warranties and renewals coming up.
What expires soon?Birthdays
Whose birthday is next, from people and the calendar.
Whose birthday is next?Memory lookups
Plain questions answered from your own records, with the record linked.
When was the AC serviced?
The rest of the house
It knows the photos, the pets, the pantry and the presents.
Ask about any of them. Gifts stay secret: it never shows a gift to the person it is for, and never tells a wisher who claimed their wishes.
Pantry and cooking
What expires soon, what is running low, and which recipes you can make with what is already in.
What can we cook with what we have?Pets
Care that is due or overdue, the next vaccine or vet visit, and each pet’s weight over time.
When is Biscuit’s next vaccine?Gifts and wishlists
What someone wants and the gift ideas so far. It never shows a gift to the person it is for, and never tells a wisher who claimed what.
Gift ideas for NoraPhotos
Photos by place, person, album or caption, and what happened on this day in past years.
Show photos from the beachPoints and rewards
Each person’s points, and which rewards they can trade them for.
How many points does Theo have?Polls
How a household vote is going. Anonymous polls show counts, never who voted for what.
What did we vote for dinner?Checklists and routines
What is still left on a packing list or a morning routine.
What’s left on the packing list?Countdowns
How many days until the trip, the visit or the big day.
How many days until the trip?
The busy parts of the week
Medicines, drives, allowance and the car.
Health answers in this demo run in your browser. In the app, the AI only uses health records if that person turns on “Let the Brain use health records”. It is off until they do.
Medicines
Which doses were taken or missed today, and what needs a refill soon. Health answers in this demo run in your browser.
Did Theo take his morning medicine?Growth and vaccines
How tall someone is now and how much they grew, and when the next vaccine is due.
How tall is Nora now?Who is driving
Who drives each activity this week, and which trips have no driver yet.
Who is driving this week?Allowance and savings
What each child has in spend, save and give, and what is waiting for a yes.
How much has Theo saved?Home inventory
What your things are worth, room by room, and which ones have a receipt saved.
What is our stuff worth?Car mileage
Jobs due by mileage, like the oil change, from the latest odometer reading.
When is the car’s oil change due?Outside calendars
What is coming up on the school, sports or work calendars you subscribed to.
What’s on the school calendar this week?Setting up
Points you to the setup assistant for a ready maintenance schedule, starter chores and checklists.
Help me set up home maintenance
How an answer is built
It shows its work, every time.
You ask
In plain words, the way you would ask a person.
It looks things up
It reads the records it needs and shows each step as it goes.
It answers
A clear answer, charts where they help, the records it used, questions to ask next and how sure it is.
You decide
Suggested actions wait for a tap. Nothing is saved on its own.
Plans from a sentence
Tell the house. Review it. Save it.
Type a plan the way you would text it and get the event, a task for each person, shopping items, an expected cost and a thread. Ask the Brain to “plan a birthday party for Theo on Oct 12 under $300” and you get a plan to review too. Nothing is saved until you press Save.
Try one:
Sample household: Maya, John, Sarah and Theo.
This is the real parser the app uses. Nothing is saved.
Reading your sentence.
Around every answer
Memory, conversations and insights.
It remembers what you tell it
“Remember that Dev is allergic to shellfish” becomes a fact for the household or just you. The What the Brain knows page lists every fact, and you can delete any of them.
Conversations
Saved per person, private by default and shareable with the household, with titles, search and delete.
Nightly insights
The Brain checks the household every night and surfaces what matters: a bill jumped, a goal fell behind, chores are lopsided, a warranty ends soon, the milk expires, the dog is due at the vet, a refill is due or a drive has no driver.
Actions that wait for you
Create these tasks, add to the list, set a budget, add to a goal. Nothing happens until you confirm.
Household+
Document reading.
Photograph or upload a bill, a receipt or a warranty, and get suggested fields to confirm, like the amount and the date. You check them before anything is saved.
Honest limits
What the Brain does not do.
It is a helper, not a person. Here is where the edges are.
It can be wrong
So every answer links to its sources and shows the steps it took.
It sees only what you can see
Answers never include items the person asking is not allowed to see, never a gift that is hidden from them, and no health records for AI answers without that person’s consent.
Rough without income
With no income recorded, affordability answers say they are rough. It never sees your bank balance.
The web only when asked
Research uses a web search service and runs only when you ask for it.
General knowledge is labelled
It says when it is not sure, and never invents facts about your household.
Never trained on your home
Household data is never used to train AI models, ours or anyone else’s.
By plan
What each plan includes.
Swipe the table sideways to see every column.
| Brain feature | Free | Household | Household+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brain built-in analysis (health score, trends, forecasts, fairness, free time) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Tell the house (built-in parser) and the weekly brief | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Brain AI credits (quick 1, deep analysis or research 3) | No | 100 a month | 500 a month |
| Deep analysis and web research | No | Yes | Yes |
| AI document reading | No | No | Yes |
Every new household starts with 30 days of Household+ free, no card needed. Compare every plan.
Questions
About the Brain.
More on how to ask good questions in the guide to asking the Brain.
What is the Kinnomy Brain?
One place to ask anything about your home, from “what is due this week?” to “can we afford a $2,400 trip in March without touching the vacation fund?”. It knows every record you are allowed to see, how those records connect, what happened before and the patterns in it.
Does the Brain need AI?
No. The built-in analysis works on every plan without AI and costs nothing to run: the health score, spending trends, bill history, subscriptions, the cash flow forecast, “can we afford it” checks, goal pace, chore fairness, free time, the upkeep forecast, expiring papers, birthdays and memory lookups. AI answers (Quick, Deep analysis and Research) are on Household and Household+.
Can the Brain be wrong?
Yes. That is why every answer shows the steps it took and links to the records it used, so you can check it. Money answers show the numbers they used, and answers say how sure they are.
What can the Brain see?
Only what the person asking is allowed to see. Private items stay private, and Adults only items stay with the adults, in answers too.
Does the Brain see our health records?
Only with that person’s consent. AI answers use medicines, vaccines and measurements only if the person turns on “Let the Brain use health records” in their settings, and it is off until they do. The built-in analysis can answer health questions on the device either way.
Can the Brain spoil a surprise?
No. It never shows a gift idea to the person it is for, and it never tells a wisher who claimed their wishes. Anonymous polls stay anonymous in answers too.
Does it search the web?
Only when you ask for Research. Research uses a web search service and puts a link to every web source next to what it found in your records. Quick and Deep analysis answers do not search the web.
Will it change things on its own?
No. Answers can suggest actions, like creating tasks, adding to the list, setting a budget or adding to a goal, but nothing happens until you tap to confirm. Plans are drafts until you press Save.
What does “remember” do?
Tell it “remember that Dev is allergic to shellfish” and it keeps that as a fact, for the whole household or just for you. The What the Brain knows page lists every fact and what the Brain can see, and you can delete any fact.
What are Brain credits?
AI answers use credits from your household’s monthly allowance: 100 on Household and 500 on Household+. A quick answer costs 1, deep analysis or research costs 3, and document reading costs 1. Built-in analysis never uses credits.
Is my data used to train AI?
No. Household data is never used to train AI models, ours or anyone else’s.
Give your home a brain.
Start with 30 days of Household+ free, AI answers included. No card needed, and the built-in analysis stays on every plan.