Try Kinu with a real caregiving situation.
Caregiving information ends up scattered — across WhatsApp messages, photos of pill bottles, hospital paperwork, calendars, and your own memory. Kinu takes that real-world information and turns it into a clearer, shared care plan your whole family can see.
How it works
Instead of making you build another complicated system by hand, Kinu starts from what you already have.
You show it
- A medication label
- A recorded doctor visit
- Care details & documents
Kinu gives you back
- Medication schedules with dose tracking
- Appointments and care tasks
- Doctor-visit summaries the family can read
What you can try today
Show it a medication label
Photograph a pill bottle. Kinu reads the label and drafts the medicine, dose and schedule for you to check.
Record a doctor visit
After an appointment, record it. Kinu drafts a structured summary — diagnosis, medication changes, follow-up — for you to review before your family sees it.
Ask about your care
Ask questions like “what's due today?” and get answers based on your own care information — not generic advice.
AI-drafted results are always shown for you to review and edit before anything is saved.
What to know before you try
- Kinu is in beta. Your honest feedback genuinely shapes what we build next.
- Kinu is not a medical service. It doesn't diagnose or replace doctors — always confirm medical decisions with a professional.
- Each family's space is private and isolated; only people you invite can see it. We don't sell your data. Kinu is not yet a HIPAA-covered platform, so please avoid uploading highly sensitive records during beta.
Ready to try it with your own family?
Setting up takes about a minute, and you'll see your care space before creating an account.
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