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Features

Everything your home runs on, in one place.

Six layers, 15 modules and nine automations, with Household AI on top. Here is all of it, including what it does not do.

The six layers

Six questions every home has to answer.

People, Time, Money, Work, Memory and Context. Each layer has its own page with the details.

People

Who is in the household?

  • Members
  • Roles
  • Permissions
  • Invites
  • Profiles without logins
  • Birthdays

Time

What is happening?

  • Calendar
  • Appointments
  • Birthdays
  • Conflicts
  • Reminders
  • Calendar feed

Money

What does it cost?

  • Bills
  • Payments
  • Expenses
  • Splits and balances
  • Budgets
  • Subscriptions

Work

What needs to happen?

  • Tasks
  • Chores with rotation and points
  • Errands
  • Shopping lists
  • Meals
  • Home maintenance

Memory

What does the household know?

  • Things
  • Documents vault
  • Contacts
  • Notes
  • Memory search
  • Activity timeline

Context

What is happening right now?

  • Location (opt-in)
  • Places
  • Weather
  • The Right now card

Above all six sits Household AI. Tell the house a plan in one sentence, ask what is going on this week, or ask what your home knows. How Household AI works

Beside them: Talk for household messaging and the Emergency card, free on every plan.

The 15 modules

What you will find in the app.

The same list, in the same order, as the app’s own navigation.

  1. Home

    The command center: the Right now card, what is next today and what is still open.

  2. Calendar

    Month, week and agenda views, colored by person, with conflicts flagged.

  3. Appointments

    Doctor, dentist, vet, mechanic or school, with a contact, notes and a prep checklist.

  4. Tasks and chores

    Tasks with owners and due dates. Chores that pass to the next person when done.

  5. Shopping

    Several lists, grouped by aisle automatically, with who added what.

  6. Meals

    A weekly planner and recipes. One tap sends the ingredients to the list.

  7. Money

    Bills, expenses, splits and balances, budgets and subscriptions.

  8. Maintenance

    Schedules for the jobs a home needs, with a log of every time they were done.

  9. Things

    Appliances, vehicles and systems with model, serial and warranty end.

  10. Documents

    A private vault for PDFs and photos, with expiry reminders.

  11. Contacts

    Your doctor, plumber, school and vet, one tap to call or email.

  12. Notes

    The household wiki: the wifi, the breaker, where the water shutoff is.

  13. Talk

    Household threads: General, one for every plan, and comments on any item.

  14. Places

    Home, work and school with a radius. Location is opt-in and off by default.

  15. Emergency card

    The one page everyone needs in a bad moment. Free on every plan, always.

Plus two system areas that are not counted as modules: Ask the house (Household AI and memory search) and People (members and settings).

Household AI

Tell the house. Ask the house.

Type a plain sentence and get a plan to review. Ask what is going on this week and get the brief. Ask a question and get the answer from your own records. The parser, the weekly brief and memory search are built in and cost nothing to run.

Automations

The follow-up work, handled.

  1. On Free

    Plans spin out the work

    A plan creates its tasks, list items, an expected cost and a thread.

  2. On Free

    Paid bills schedule the next one

    Mark a repeating bill paid and the next one is already on the calendar.

  3. Unusual bills get flagged

    A bill more than 20% above its 3-month average is marked for a closer look.

  4. On Free

    Chores pass along

    Finish a chore and it moves to the next person in the rotation.

  5. Maintenance moves forward

    Logging a job sets the next due date and can record what it cost.

  6. Expiry reminders

    Documents and warranties remind you 30 days before they run out.

  7. Meals fill the list

    The week’s meal plan sends its ingredients to the shopping list.

  8. An email digest

    A daily or weekly summary to each member. Free includes the weekly one.

  9. On Free

    Birthday reminders

    Every birthday reminds the household 7 days before.

Each automation can be switched off. Free includes automations 1, 2, 4 and 9. Household and Household+ include all nine.

Platform

Where it works, and how you leave.

Phones and desktops

Any modern browser. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.

Light and dark

The app comes in a light theme and a dark theme.

Export any time

Everything as JSON and CSV, whenever you want it.

Delete any time

Delete the household and its data goes with it.

Honest limits

What Kinnomy does not do.

Some of these are on the roadmap. We would rather you know now than find out later.

No bank connections

Bills and expenses are typed in, imported from a CSV, or read from a photo on Household+. Nothing connects to your bank.

Not end-to-end encrypted

Your data lives in our database. Documents sit in a private folder, served only to members of your household after a check on every download.

No native mobile app yet

It installs from the browser. Native iPhone and Android apps are planned.

Location only while the app is open

There is no background tracking. A shared location updates while the app is open, or when someone taps Share now.

Pricing

Free to start. Simple when you grow.

Free

For two people getting organized.

$0forever

No card needed

Up to 2 members

Start free

Household

For the whole home, however many live there.

$9a month

or $90 a year

Unlimited members (fair use 16)

Choose Household

Your first 30 days

Household+

For homes with a lot of paperwork.

$19a month

or $190 a year

Unlimited members (fair use 16)

Choose Household+

Every new household starts with 30 days of Household+ free, no card needed. When the trial ends it becomes Free. Nothing is deleted.

Give your home an operating system.

Start with 30 days of Household+ free. No card needed. Nothing is deleted when the trial ends.