Kinship

You can send emails to add text notes and media without opening the Kinship app. To use the "Email to Kinship" feature, do the following steps...

Every time you start a connection from within Kinship (either a phone call, text, or email), it's going to be logged under your kin's "Connecti...

A "Kin Card" is like an electronic version of a business card inside Kinship. It carries all content under each of your kin, as well as your own k...

In your first days using Kinship, you may be asked to grant Kinship permissions to your device native functionalities, such as accessing your photo gallery,...

As Kinship's main goal is to help you build better relationships, it will often send you push notifications to remind you to reach out to kin. Kinsh...

You can enable Kinship to access your calendar, therefore allowing you to quickly take notes on kin you're going to meet soon, as well as easily add mee...

If your iPhone or Android device supports this feature, you can log into Kinship using biometric authentication such as TouchID and FaceID. To turn on t...

On the main navigation bar you'll see a magnifying glass button, this is your search functionality. Tap it and start typing what you're looking....

Create different versions of your "Kin card" and share them with your contacts. Optionally, save them to your Apple Wallet (iOS only). STEP BY...