Press kit.

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Short

Kinnomy is the operating system for your home: one private place for the calendar, bills, chores, lists, documents and everything a household knows, shared with the people you live with. It has no ads, and household data is never sold or used to train AI.

Long

Kinnomy is a household operating system for anyone who shares a home: couples, families, roommates, multigenerational households and people caring for a parent. It organizes a home in six layers (People, Time, Money, Work, Memory and Context) across 15 modules, from a shared calendar with conflict detection to a private documents vault and a printable Emergency card that is free on every plan. Its Household AI turns a plain sentence into a plan and answers “what is going on this week?” with a built-in weekly brief. Kinnomy works in the browser on phones and desktops. It is paid for by subscriptions only: there are no ads, and household data is never sold, never used for advertising and never used to train AI models. The name joins kin, the people you share a home with, and -nomy, from the Greek nomos, the way something is run. It is a nod to oikonomia, the running of a household, which is where the word “economy” comes from.