KinAn Ardenholt programARDENHOLT · EST. 2026

§ X — The screens

What it looks like
on your phone.

One feed, in one order, kept by the person doing the caring. There is no dashboard, no engagement mechanic, and nothing asking to be kept up with.

The Kin home screen: the recent entries on one parent's timeline — an appointment, a medication change, a call — with who logged each and when.
The timeline

Sign in with Apple, required once at the start — you can hide your email. Entries are held on the device with SwiftData and sync only to your own private iCloud, so there is no database of ours holding your mother's story.

A daily reminder at an hour you choose, a Siri Shortcut for logging an event without opening anything, CSV export whenever you want the record in your own hands, and a week's view small enough to read before the coffee lands.

What is not on this screen

The price is plain: free to try for 7 days, then $0.99 a month or $7.99 a year, auto-renewing until you cancel. There is no advertising and no percentage printed beside anyone's name.

The record is one caregiver's private log — and the CSV export means the history can still reach everyone who needs it.

Not yet released

iPhone, iOS 17 and later. Kin is on the App Store now.

1 household is written into the register so far.

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