Kin handles the logistics — the emails, the conflicts, the "wait, what's happening Saturday?" — so the good stuff has room to actually show up.
Sync Google Calendar — or skip it entirely. Snap a flyer, forward an email, or paste a blurb, and Kin turns each into a tracked event the whole family can see.
Talk to Kin in plain words — add events, plan the weekend, ask what's on. Kin knows your week and always asks before changing anything.
Add to-dos for whoever's handling it, and let Kin surface what needs doing from the week ahead — before it becomes a scramble.
See who's carrying what this week at a glance, and pick up an unclaimed to-do in a tap. Kin-ship keeps the load honest — and visible to everyone holding it.
Kin quietly notices when plans conflict or a thread's gone unanswered between you — and surfaces it before it becomes friction, never after.
Kin's Garden is where you choose what Kin knows about your family. You add it, you own it — your people, your routines, the facts that matter. Kin uses what you've shared to make every suggestion feel like it came from someone who actually knows you. What you share sprouts quietly, and blooms into a ready-made checklist right when you need it.
Every day, Kin surfaces one thing worth building toward, one worth savoring, and — when there's a real, local pick — something actually happening nearby. Not another feed to scroll.

Kinday works without connecting a calendar — add events manually or use Kin directly. If you connect Google Calendar, Kinday reads your events to show your family's schedule; with permission, Kin can create, update, and delete events on your behalf. Connected calendars are never sold or shared with third parties; disconnect any time in settings. Privacy policy →