Calls
Two to four minutes every evening, at the time your parent picks. Sleep, pain, mood, medicine.
A daily call for the parent who lives alone
Kin phones your parent every evening in their own language, then sends you one card about what changed.
Speaks the language of home
- हिन्दी
- தமிழ்
- മലയാളം
- বাংলা
- English
Know how they
really are
Every call home gets the same answer: “I am fine.” Kin hears the rest.
Evening card
One push at the end of the day. Read it in ten seconds; open it when something changed.
Trends
Today is compared with your parent's own last 30 days, never with a population average.
Remembers
what she said
Last week's knee, the grandson's exams, the sari for Diwali. Kin picks up the thread so every call feels like the same friend calling back.
Alerts from
trends, not words
One bad sentence never raises an alarm. Slower speech, worse sleep or missed doses over several days do, with the evidence and a question to ask.
Hear tonight's call
Pick a language and press play. Kin asks, listens, remembers yesterday, and notes what changed.
Example call, 2 to 4 minutes a day
Kin calling Shanti, 76
Lucknow · Thu 9 Oct · 7:10 pm
- Kinनमस्ते अम्मा, मैं किन। आज नींद कैसी आई?Namaste Amma, it's Kin. How did you sleep today?
- Shantiठीक थी बेटा… बस घुटने में थोड़ा दर्द है।It was fine… just a little pain in my knee.
- Kinकल भी आपने घुटने का बताया था। आज दर्द ज़्यादा है या कम?You mentioned your knee yesterday too. Is it worse or better today?
- Shantiथोड़ा ज़्यादा।A little worse.
- Kinऔर नाश्ते के बाद सफ़ेद वाली गोली ली?And did you take the white tablet after breakfast?
- Shantiहाँ, ले ली।Yes, I took it.
- Kinबहुत अच्छा। नेहा ने आपके लिए एक संदेश रिकॉर्ड किया है…Wonderful. Neha recorded a message for you…
Knee pain mentioned 3 days running. Added to Neha's evening card as something to watch.
And that's not all
Everything around the call, built for families who live far apart.
Starts with
you on the line
Call your parent, add the Kin number, tap Merge. Kin says hello with you there and asks for their OK.
Medicine,
in her words
Kin asks about each tablet the way your parent knows it, by colour and meal, and confirms it was taken.
Every call picks
up the thread
Last week's knee, the grandson's exams, the sari for Diwali. Kin remembers, so it never feels like a survey.
The whole family,
one view
Brothers, sisters and the family doctor share the evening card. Record a voice note and Kin plays it at the end of the call.
Your parent decides what you see
Built for dignity first. Consent is spoken, logged, and can be taken back on any call.
Summaries, never recordings
The family gets a short card. No one reads a raw transcript or listens to the call.
They can pause Kin any time
Say “not today” and Kin calls tomorrow. Say “stop” and the calls stop.
When Kin isn't sure, it asks
It repeats back what it heard. Unclear moments go to a person instead of a guess.
A wellbeing check, not a doctor
Kin doesn't diagnose or prescribe. It helps the people who do arrive with a clearer picture.
Less than a day of paid care
That is what a month of daily calls costs.
Families
₹599/ month
S$39 a month when you live in Singapore and your parent lives in India.
- One call a day, in their language
- Evening card in the Kin app
- Amber and red alerts
Senior centres and NGOs
Per seniorlicence
Reach every senior on your list, with one console for the whole centre.
- Bulk onboarding
- Staff alerts and call notes
- Monthly wellbeing reports
Insurers and health systems
Pilotsopen
Catch a decline weeks before it becomes an admission.
- Consented, anonymised trends
- Teleconsult handoff
- Outcome reporting
Be one of the first families
We are opening Kin to a small group of families in India and Singapore. Setup takes five minutes.