Routines
Describe your week once.
Shift patterns, school terms and the summer holidays are a shape, not a list of events. Kin learns the shape and keeps laying out the days.
This week
Sarah
Late shift
Tom
School
Mia
School + care
Term dates and holidays included
Work that doesn’t fit a 9-to-5
Fixed hours, or a rotation — twelve-hour shifts, 24-hour cycles, two-two-three. Kin keeps the rotation running so nobody has to recount it in January.
School, and everything around it
Start from a country’s school-year structure, then add after-school, care and the summer. Public holidays come in on their own.
The exceptions, too
Leave, a training day, a week at a grandparent’s. A routine bends without being rebuilt.
Everyone on one day
The day view stacks every member’s bands side by side, which is how you spot that nobody is free at four o’clock on Thursday.
Or just write it down
Describe your week in a sentence and Kin drafts the routine — you review a proposal before anything is created. Like every AI feature it is off until the circle owner turns it on, and it draws on the family’s shared budget of 100 AI actions a month.
The rest of Kin
Calendar
The school run, the shift pattern and the dentist in one view — including the calendars you already keep somewhere else.
Tasks & chores
Assign it once, repeat it forever, and let the app remember whose turn it was.
Shopping lists
As many lists as your household needs, sorted by the shop you are standing in.
Kin isn’t open yet.
We’re testing with a handful of families. Leave your email and we’ll write once, when there’s something to try.
iOS and Android — coming soon.