All-day or timed
With a start, an end and the people taking part.
Layer 02: Time
What is happening?
One calendar for the whole home, colored by person, with the bills, chores and birthdays already on it.
The calendar
One calendar the whole house can read.
Month, Week and Agenda views, each colored by person, with a filter to see just one of you. Bill due dates, task due dates, maintenance, document expiry dates and birthdays appear on their own, so the calendar shows the real week.
- Month, Week and Agenda views
- Filter by person, colored by person
- Bills, tasks, maintenance, expiring documents and birthdays included automatically
Events
Events that carry the details.
A place
So everyone knows where, not only when.
Shared resources
Mark what an event needs, like “the car”, and clashes get caught.
Repeats
Daily, weekly, every 2 weeks, monthly or yearly, with an end date.
Birthdays
Every member’s birthday, with a reminder 7 days before.
Reminders
Subscription renewals, expiring documents, warranties and birthdays remind you ahead of time.
Countdowns
Mark any event as a countdown and Home shows the days left.
Activities and carpool
Lessons, sports and clubs with a coach, fees, gear and a driver rotation.
Calendar subscriptions
School, sports or work calendars by their link, read-only and refreshed every few hours.
Appointments
Appointments, prepared.
An appointment is an event with a little more: a category (doctor, dentist, vet, mechanic, school or other), a linked contact, notes and a prep checklist. “Bring the insurance card” and “ask about the rash” go with it.
- Categories for doctor, dentist, vet, mechanic, school and other
- Linked to the contact, so the phone number is one tap away
- Notes and a prep checklist
Conflicts
Double bookings, caught early.
Kinnomy checks for the same person booked twice at once, and for the same shared resource booked twice at once. When the dentist and the car service both need the car at 3, you find out on Monday, not at 2:45.
Live demo
Ask the Brain what is on this week.
The weekly brief pulls the calendar, bills, tasks and conflicts into one answer. Try it on a sample household.
What’s going on this week?
Building the brief.
Sample household. Real engine. Dates move with today, so it is always this week.
Calendar feed
Your own private calendar feed.
Each person gets a private calendar feed (ICS) to subscribe to from any calendar app they already use. Your household’s events show up next to your work calendar.
The feed is one-way: it sends Kinnomy events to your calendar app. Two-way sync is on the roadmap, as a plan rather than a promise.
Which plans include it
The calendar, appointments, conflict checks, countdowns, activities and carpool are on every plan. Calendar subscriptions and the calendar feed are on Household and Household+. Compare plans.
The rest of the house
Five more layers, all connected.
People
Who is in the household?
- Members
- Roles
- Permissions
- Invites
- Profiles without logins
- Birthdays
- Health
- Pets
- Gifts and wishlists
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
Give your home an operating system.
Start with 30 days of Household+ free. No card needed. Nothing is deleted when the trial ends.