People
Who is in the household?
- Members
- Roles
- Permissions
- Invites
- Profiles without logins
- Birthdays
- Health
- Pets
- Gifts and wishlists
Features
Everything your home runs on, in one place.
Six layers, 21 modules and fourteen automations, with the Kinnomy Brain on top and settings that make it yours. 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.
Time
What is happening?
- Calendar
- Appointments
- Birthdays
- Conflicts
- Reminders
- Countdowns
- Activities and carpool
- Calendar subscriptions
- Calendar feed
Money
What does it cost?
- Bills
- Expenses
- Splits and balances
- Budgets
- Subscriptions
- Income and goals
- Cash flow forecast
Work
What needs to happen?
- Tasks
- Chores with rotation and points
- Rewards and allowance
- Checklists and routines
- Errands
- Shopping lists
- Meals and recipe import
- Pantry
- Pet care
- Home maintenance by date or mileage
- The setup assistant
Memory
What does the household know?
- Things and the home inventory report
- Documents vault
- Photos and albums
- House manual and guest passes
- 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 the Kinnomy Brain. Ask anything, from what is due this week to whether you can afford a trip, or tell the house a plan in one sentence. How the Brain works
Beside them: Talk for household messaging and polls, and the Emergency card, free on every plan.
The 21 modules
What you will find in the app.
The same list, in the same order, as the app’s own navigation.
Home
The command center: the Right now card, what is next today, countdowns and what is still open.
Calendar
Month, week and agenda views, colored by person, with conflicts flagged, countdowns, carpools and outside calendars.
Appointments
Doctor, dentist, vet, mechanic or school, with a contact, notes and a prep checklist.
Health
Medicines with a tap for each dose, refills, vaccines and growth charts. Adults only by default.
Tasks and chores
Chores that pass along, rewards, allowance with spend, save and give jars, checklists and routines.
Shopping
Several lists, grouped by aisle automatically, with who added what.
Meals
A weekly planner and recipes, imported from a link if you like. One tap sends the ingredients to the list.
Pantry
The fridge, freezer and cupboards, with best-before dates. Low stock goes on the list.
Money
Bills, expenses, splits, budgets, subscriptions, income, goals and a cash flow forecast.
Maintenance
Schedules by date or by mileage, with a log of every time a job was done.
Things
Appliances, vehicles and systems with model, serial and warranty end, and an inventory report by room.
Documents
A private vault for PDFs and photos, with expiry reminders.
Photos
Shared photos and albums, with captions, reactions and On this day memories.
Contacts
Your doctor, plumber, school and vet, one tap to call or email.
Notes
Quick notes. Pinned notes show on the Home board.
House manual
The household wiki: the wifi, trash day, bedtimes. Guest passes for sitters.
Pets
A profile for each pet, care that takes turns, vet visits and vaccines.
Gifts and wishlists
Wishlists with quiet claims, and gift ideas hidden from the person they are for.
Talk
Household threads and polls: General, one for every plan, and comments on any item.
Places
Home, work and school with a radius. Location is opt-in and off by default.
Emergency card
The one page everyone needs in a bad moment, pets included. Free on every plan, always.
Plus three system areas that are not counted as modules: the Brain (Kinnomy Brain, Tell the house and memory search), People (members and household settings) and Settings (personal preferences and customization).
Kinnomy Brain
Ask your home anything.
The Brain knows every record you are allowed to see and how they connect. Ask what is due this week, where the money went, whether you can afford a trip or if the chores are fair, and get an answer with its steps, charts and the records it used.
- Built-in analysis on every plan: health score, trends, forecasts, fairness and free time
- AI answers on Household and Household+: Quick, Deep analysis and Research
- Tell the house turns a sentence into a plan, and nothing is saved without a tap
Photos
Your family’s photos, together.
Albums everyone in the home adds to, with captions, reactions and On this day memories. Private, and easy to share with Grandma when you want to.
Drawn illustrations of a made-up household, from the same sample data as the app's demo. No real photos and no real people.
Turn on JavaScript to browse the sample albums.
- Private, with never a public link
- Resized to save space, unless the owner turns on Keep original photos
- Location removed from the resized copies
- Album links for family outside the home that expire and can be turned off
- Short videos on Household and Household+
- For sharing moments, not a full photo backup
About location: the resized copies Kinnomy makes have location data removed. Originals kept with Keep original photos, videos, and HEIC photos the server cannot convert are stored exactly as uploaded, including any location the phone saved.
Everything else a household needs
The medicines, the pets, the pantry, the presents.
For the parts of home life that are easy to forget, until someone asks.
Health
Medicines with a tap for each dose, refills, vaccines and growth charts. Adults only by default.
Pantry
What is in the fridge, freezer and cupboards. Low stock goes on the list by itself.
House manual
The household wiki, and guest passes that show a sitter only what you choose.
Pets
A profile for each pet, care that takes turns, vet visits and vaccines.
Gifts and wishlists
Wishlists with quiet claims, and gift ideas hidden from the person they are for.
Rewards and allowance
Points kids trade for rewards, and an allowance paid into spend, save and give jars.
Family screens
The kitchen tablet, finally useful.
A private link turns a spare tablet or a TV into a calm family board. Try the preview: it is built from the sample household, right here in your browser.
A preview, built in your browser from the made-up sample household. A real family screen runs from a private link on your tablet or TV.
It shows
- A big clock and the date
- One column per person, with today in their color
- Chores to tap off, saved for the right person
- Dinner tonight, the weather and countdowns
- Who is driving today and tomorrow
- A photo frame when nobody has touched it for a while
- It dims at night
It never shows
- Money amounts
- Documents
- Health records
- Gifts
- Notes
- Private or Adults only items
Only things shared with the whole household appear. Family screens are on Household and Household+, up to 3 per household, and each runs from a private link you can turn off at any time.
Turn on JavaScript to see the live preview.
Phone notifications
A tap on the shoulder, and quiet when you sleep.
Kinnomy can send notifications to your phone or computer for the things that need you: reminders, appointments, bills due tomorrow, today’s chores, medicine doses, your turn to drive, @mentions and requests. Each kind has its own switch.
Notifications travel through the push service your browser uses (Apple, Google, Mozilla or Microsoft), and those services only see encrypted content.
- Quiet hours, with medicine doses still on time
- Private lock screen previews, and generic medicine reminders unless you choose details
- On every plan, on each phone or computer you turn on
On iPhone and iPad, add Kinnomy to the Home Screen first (iOS 16.4 or newer). Notifications can be late or missed, so do not rely on them alone for anything critical.
Offline mode
No signal? Keep going.
Kinnomy keeps a copy of your household on the device, so the calendar, the lists and the chores still open without a connection. Changes you make offline wait on the device and are sent in order when the connection comes back.
- A quiet bar says when the copy was saved
- Uploads, AI answers, invites and payments wait for a connection
- On every plan
The saved copy lives in that browser on that device. Turn offline mode off on a shared computer. Signing out deletes it.
For busy households
The parts of the week that used to live in texts.
Activities and carpool
Lessons and sports with a coach, fees and gear, and a driver rotation with swaps.
Calendar subscriptions
The school, league or work calendar next to yours, refreshed every few hours. Household plans.
Kids’ allowance
Paid on schedule into spend, save and give jars, with chores that pay and spend requests.
The setup assistant
A few questions, then a ready home maintenance schedule, starter chores and checklists.
Recipe import
Paste a link from a recipe site and check the ingredients and steps before you save.
Inventory and mileage
A home inventory report by room for insurance, and car jobs due by mileage. Household plans.
Make it yours
Your look, on every device.
Each person picks light or dark, one of 11 themes, an accent color, a heading font and a reading font, text from 85% to 150%, and how roomy the screen feels. On every plan.
Automations
The follow-up work, handled.
- On Free
Plans spin out the work
A plan creates its tasks, list items, an expected cost and a thread.
- On Free
Paid bills schedule the next one
Mark a repeating bill paid and the next one is already on the calendar.
Unusual bills get flagged
A bill more than 20% above its 3-month average is marked for a closer look.
- On Free
Chores pass along
Finish a chore and it moves to the next person in the rotation.
Maintenance moves forward
Logging a job sets the next due date and can record what it cost.
Expiry reminders
Documents and warranties remind you 30 days before they run out.
Meals fill the list
The week’s meal plan sends its ingredients to the shopping list.
An email digest
A daily or weekly summary to each member. Free includes the weekly one.
- On Free
Birthday reminders
Every birthday reminds the household 7 days before.
Low pantry items join the list
When something in the pantry runs low, it goes on the shopping list by itself.
- On Free
Pet care passes along
Finish a feeding, a walk or litter duty and it moves to the next person.
- On Free
On this day
Photos taken on this day in past years show up on Home.
- On Free
Allowance pays itself
Each child’s allowance is paid on schedule, split into spend, save and give.
- On Free
Chores that pay
Finish a chore that pays and the money goes into your wallet.
Each automation can be switched off. Free includes automations 1, 2, 4, 9, 11, 12, 13 and 14. Household and Household+ include all fourteen.
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.
Make it yours
Light and dark, 11 themes, accents, fonts and text size.
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.
Photos is not a full backup
It is for sharing family moments. Photos are resized to save space unless the owner turns on Keep original photos, and videos are short clips only.
Nothing moves money
Kinnomy keeps track of bills, splits and allowances. You pay the way you already do, then record it.
Notifications can be late or missed
Battery savers, do not disturb or no connection can hold them back. Do not rely on them alone for anything critical.
Health is not medical advice
Health keeps track of medicines, vaccines and growth. It is not medical advice or a medical record system.
Pricing
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For homes with a lot of paperwork and photos.
$19a month
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