Kinship

Privacy and security are Kinship's top priorities! This is not a nice-sounding line of marketing copy. You alone have access to your data, and we wi...

Literally, anyone who cares about maintaining and strengthening personal and professional relationships can (and should) use Kinship. Our devoted busine...

Literally, anyone who nurtures personal and professional relationships can - and should - use Kinship! Our devoted business users build relationships fo...

For now, changes made on either app (Kinship, iOS Contacts, or Google Contacts), including deletions, will NOT update on the other end.

In Kinship, we refer to your contacts as "kin". They may not be related to you, but we believe people are more than just another contact, they ar...

A kin profile (sometimes referred to as "kin card") is where you store all information about a given contact. It includes the usual pieces of ...

There's not a limit on the number of contacts you can add to Kinship, whether you are doing it manually or importing from your external sources (e.g., y...

The details section in each kin card is one of the most powerful parts of Kinship. This is the space where you can create and organize your own form fields...

Kinship is available for iPhone (iOS 12 or later) and Android (version 11 or later). We also have a mobile-responsive beta web version if you prefer a d...

Kinship is available for iPhone (iOS 12 or later) and Android (version 11 or later). We also have a mobile-responsive beta web version if you prefer a...