Prevention-first family health

Stay well. Not just get treated.

One app for your whole family's health — AI that watches for what's coming, doctors who arrive already briefed, and medical records only you control.

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I'm a family → doctor → diagnostic centre →

A mother checking her family's health in the Kin Health app
Papa's medication · 8:00 daily
Aarav's booster · due Jan
Lipid panel · every 12 months

Nothing important slips through

Everything your family's health needs

Six parts of one system — what the AI notices, your doctor sees; what your doctor orders, the lab receives; what the lab returns, your record keeps.

AI health intelligence

Reads every report, vital and prescription your family adds, then tells you in plain language what changed — before it becomes a problem.

Prevention engine

Age, history and family risk become a real schedule of screenings, immunisations and follow-ups — with reminders that know what's already done.

An EMR you control

One record per family member, portable to any doctor. You grant access, you see who looked, and you revoke it whenever you want.

AI-powered doctors

Our doctors arrive at your consult already briefed — history summarised, trends flagged — so the time goes to you, not the paperwork.

Diagnostics, simplified

Book the test your doctor ordered at a partner lab near you. Results land straight in the record — no PDFs lost in a WhatsApp thread.

The money side of health

Every bill, prescription and lab charge in one ledger — so tax time and insurance claims stop being an archaeology project.

Set up your family in three steps

No forms to chase, no records to re-enter. Bring what you have — even the paper reports — and we'll do the rest.

1

Add your family

Create profiles for everyone you look after — parents, children, in-laws. Four members on one plan.

2

Bring the old reports

Photograph the paper ones, upload the PDFs. They're read, structured and filed against the right person.

3

Start staying ahead

Your schedule of screenings appears, trends start building, and a doctor is a tap away when you need one.

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The Kin Health app's Care screen for the Sharma family, filtered to all family members. Quick actions offer booking a doctor or a lab test. Five cards follow: Consultations, with three upcoming; Lab Tests, with one new result; Medications, with two due today; Vaccinations, with one overdue; and Health Records, described as the family's EMR and holding twelve records.

Your family's health, in one place you actually own

Stop hunting for last year's blood report before every appointment. Everything lives in one record per person — and it goes wherever you go.

  • Paper reports become data
    Photograph an old prescription and it's read, dated and filed against the right family member.
  • Trends, not snapshots
    Three readings become a direction. The system flags it before the fourth one worries you.
  • Share for one visit, not forever
    Grant a doctor access for a single consult. It closes itself afterwards.

No printout to lose

Book a lab test in the app, or let your doctor order it. Collection at home or at a partner centre. The result arrives in your family's record — where last year's is already waiting to be compared.

  • Book it in the app, or let the doctor order it
    Pick a slot for home collection, or walk into a partner centre. No prescription to carry, no test name to spell out at a counter.
  • The result arrives in the record, not on paper
    It lands next to the same person's earlier results, ready to compare. Nothing to photograph, nothing to file, nothing to lose between one appointment and the next.
  • A worrying number doesn't arrive alone
    Where a result needs interpreting, your doctor reviews it before it's released — and it opens automatically within 72 hours, so nobody can sit on your own data. You get the number and a way to ask about it in the same moment.
The Kin Health app's Test Results screen for Rahul Sharma, dated 12 June 2026. An HbA1c result of 7.2% is flagged above the normal range of 4.0 to 5.6% and offers a button to consult a doctor about it; it is marked self-booked and delivered directly. Below it a Thyroid Panel is locked and reads 'Report received — under doctor review', noting the doctor will review and release it and that it auto-releases in up to 72 hours. A Lipid Profile is shown within normal range. Buttons offer compare previous, share with doctor and download PDF, above a note that all results are saved to the family's health record.

Two paths shown — a self-booked test delivered directly, and a doctor-ordered panel held for review.

Whoever you are in the room, there's a version built for you

Three apps, one platform.

For families

Look after everyone without holding it all in your head.

Built for the person who quietly manages everybody else's health.

  • Every member's record in one place
  • Screening & immunisation schedules
  • Consult a Kin Health doctor
  • Medical spend tracked for 80D
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For doctors

Walk into every consult already briefed.

An AI assistant that reads the history before you do, and writes the notes after.

  • History summarised pre-consult
  • Notes & prescriptions drafted
  • Order labs without leaving the chart
  • Salaried, not per-consult targets
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For diagnostic centers

Orders that arrive complete, results that deliver themselves.

Fewer phone calls, fewer re-collections, faster settlement.

  • Doctor-verified orders, no transcription
  • Home-collection routing
  • Results published to the record
  • Settlement visible per order
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Our promises

What we're building on

Three commitments that shape every decision we make. They're the reason the product looks the way it does — and the reason some obvious features will never ship.

Prevention first

Care that starts before anything is wrong.

  • Screenings scheduled by risk, not by habit
  • Trends across months, not single readings
  • The whole family, not one account holder
  • Reminders that know what's already done
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You own the record

Not “access to” your data. It's yours.

  • Export everything, any time
  • Grant access for one visit, not forever
  • See every view of the record, including ours
  • Delete on request, and we mean deleted
Incentives that align

Our doctors are salaried, not paid per consult.

  • No pressure to over-refer
  • No commission on tests we order
  • Nothing about you sold to advertisers
  • Time measured in outcomes, not volume

Questions families ask us first

Is the app available yet?

Not yet. We're building it, and we'd rather say so than run a countdown. Everything described on this page is what Kin Health is being built to do — not something you can download today. Join the early access list and you'll hear from us the moment there's something real to try — no marketing in between.

In India, in the Mumbai region, and it does not leave the country. Consent is collected in plain language for a stated purpose under the DPDP Act 2023, and you can withdraw it at any time. Every access is logged and visible to you — including access by Kin Health staff.

We haven't announced pricing, and we won't put a number on this page before it's decided. What we can commit to now: your records will always be exportable, in a standard format you can hand to any doctor — we will not hold your family's history hostage to a subscription. Everyone on the early access list hears the pricing before it's public.

No. One account will cover up to four members, each with their own private record and their own encryption keys. A shared login never means a shared record — you decide which members you can see in full and which you see only a summary of.

No, and we're careful about this. Kin Health organises information and surfaces changes worth attention — it supports your care, it does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Consults happen with qualified, registered doctors, and any diagnosis or prescription comes from them.

Yes. Photograph them and they'll be read, dated and filed against the right family member. The same goes for PDF lab reports and prescriptions you already have on your phone.

Not at all. You can keep your existing doctors and simply grant them access to the record for a visit. The Kin Health doctors are there for when you'd rather not wait for an appointment, or need a second view.

Be there when it opens

We're building Kin Health for families like yours. Join the early access list and you'll be among the first to use it — and the first to hear what it costs.

One email when we launch. Nothing else.