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Look after everyone without holding it all in your head.

Kin Health isn't a solo app. It's a shared circle of care — parents, children and elders in one place, with sensitive information private by default and shared only with the people each member trusts.

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Sharma family 4 members · Hyderabad 86
Anjali · Lipid profile
Last done Mar 2024 DUE
12 Oct
Aarav · Immunisation
Age 8 · on schedule ON TRACK
Next Jan
Ramesh · Blood pressure
3 readings trending up 128/82
REVIEW
4 members, one plan
Private by default

Built for families — every member, every stage

Add parents, children and elders. Caretakers can manage health for those who need help. Everything each person adds stays theirs.

Multi-member profiles

One account will cover up to four members, each with their own private record and their own encryption keys.

Caretaker access

Manage health for someone who needs help — a parent, a child, someone in another city — without handing over your own record.

Children's vaccination tracking

The immunisation schedule for each child, with what's done, what's next, and a reminder before it's late.

Private by default

A shared login never means a shared record. You decide which members you see in full and which you see only a summary of.

  • Multi-member profiles
  • Caretaker access
  • Elder care
  • Children's vaccination tracking
  • Private-by-default sensitive info
  • Blood donation network
  • Environmental health alerts

A week with Kin Health

Not a dashboard you have to remember to open. Most weeks it will ask nothing of you at all — which is rather the point.

1

Monday, nothing happens

No notification, because nothing needs you. The record is quietly taking in what the week adds.

2

Thursday, a nudge

Your father's blood pressure has trended up across three readings. You see it as a direction, not a number, and it's flagged before the fourth one worries you.

3

Saturday, a consult

You book a consult. The doctor opens it already briefed — history summarised, the trend flagged — so the time goes to your father, not to catching up.

Join the early access list How we protect it
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.

A shared circle of care, not a shared login

Every member gets their own record and their own keys. What they choose to share with you is theirs to choose — and theirs to withdraw.

  • Caretakers, across households
    Look after a parent in another city, or a child in yours, without merging anyone's record into your own.
  • Sensitive by default, not by request
    Some things stay private unless the person says otherwise. That is the default, and it does not need arguing for.
  • Every view is logged, including ours
    You can see who opened a record and when. How we protect it →

What families ask us

Can I use it yet?

Not yet — the family app is what we're building right now. Everything on this page is what it's being built to do. Join the early access list and you'll hear from us the moment there's something real to try.

One account will cover up to four members. Each member will have their own private record and their own encryption keys — a shared plan is not a shared record.

Yes — that's what caretaker access is for, including for someone living in another city. They grant it, they can see that you have it, and they can withdraw it.

Photograph them and they'll be read, dated and filed against the right family member. The same goes for PDFs and prescriptions already on your phone.

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Be first to use it with your family

The family app is what we're building right now. Join the early access list and you'll be among the first to add your household — and the first to hear what it costs.

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