Coming soon · iOS
A voice thread between your kids and the grown-ups who love them.
For the moments FaceTime can’t cover — a grandparent winding down in the evening, an aunt two states over, a toddler wide awake at 6am, and the week Sage learned a new dance move and had to tell Nanny about it right then.
The observation
FaceTime works in theory. In practice — the timezones, the bedtimes, the pressure to be camera-ready — weeks can go by.
What we believe
Relationships are built in small, repeated moments.
Async, on purpose.
Nobody has to be available at the same time. A grandma can record at 9pm; a five-year-old can listen at 8am the next morning. The ritual survives life.
One tap to start.
The grown-ups you invite get a text with a link. They tap, listen, and record right away — no account, no password to remember.
The archive compounds.
A single voice note is a moment. Fifty is a record. After a year of messages, you have something no other app has given you.
How it works
Three steps, start to finish.
- i.
You set up your family.
Install Kinnote on your iPhone. Add your kids, then invite the grown-ups — each gets a text from you to join.
- ii.
They tap a link from you.
They get a text from you with a Kinnote link, and open it to find a message from your kid waiting.
- iii.
The thread begins.
Record when you can. Listen when you want. Every note is saved.
Sage wants to say hi.
Mon · 2:14 pm
The archive
Every back-and-forth becomes a thread you didn’t know you were weaving.
Fifty voice notes later, the ordinary week your kid almost forgot — the loose tooth, the first bike ride, the way Nanny laughs — is kept.
Our promises
Your family’s voice belongs to your family.
- —We never sell your messages, transcripts, or family information.
- —We never share your content with advertisers.
- —We never use your messages to train AI models.
- —Everything is encrypted in transit and at rest. You can delete your account and everything in it, any time.
Be one of the first families to try it.
No spam. One email when the beta opens. That’s it.