Kinnomy
A household runs across seven apps and one person's memory. The group chat has the plan, the calendar has half of it, a payment app has the money, a notes app has the wifi password, and the rest is carried by whoever remembers it.
The constraintLocation off by default, opt-in for each person, only the latest point and no history. No ads on any plan, no data sold, and nothing used to train a model. Everything exportable as JSON and CSV at any time.
Founder, designer and engineer. The six layers, the parser, the memory search, the automations, the permission model, the pricing and the public site.
- 6 layers across the household
- 15 modules in the app
- 9 automations doing the follow-up
- 30 days of Household+ to start
- 01Six layers, one for each question a home asks
- 02People: members, roles, permissions, profiles without logins
- 03Time: calendar, appointments, conflicts, a private feed for each person
- 04Money: bills, splits and balances, budgets, subscriptions
- 05Work: tasks, chores that rotate and score, meals, home maintenance
- 06Memory: things, a documents vault, contacts, search over all of it
- 07Context: opt-in location, places, and the Right now card
- 08Household AI over the six, and Talk beside them
- 09Fifteen modules and nine automations, each one switchable
- 10An Emergency card on one printable page, free on every plan
One private place for everything a household runs on, shared with the people you live with.
Every home answers the same six questions, so the app is built in six layers, one for each: who is in the household, what is happening, what does it cost, what needs doing, what does the house know, and what is going on right now. Each layer talks to the others, so a thing is only entered once. Over the six sits Household AI, and beside them Talk for the messaging and an Emergency card that is free on every plan.
Tell the house a plan the way you would text it, and it drafts the whole of it: the event, a task for each person named, the shopping list with the obvious things added, the costs to expect and a thread to talk in. You look it over before anything is saved. Ask what is going on this week and it answers with the calendar, the bills due and their total, what is overdue, and where two plans collide over the one car. Ask when the air conditioning was last serviced and the answer comes back with the record it came from.
Nine automations do the follow-up that usually falls to one person: a paid bill schedules the next one, a finished chore passes to the next in the rotation, a bill more than a fifth above its three-month average gets flagged, a warranty reminds the house a month before it expires. Location is opt-in for each person, off by default, keeps only the latest point and expires within hours.
Free for two people, nine dollars a month for the whole home however many live there, and every new household starts on thirty days of Household+ without a card. When the trial ends it becomes Free and nothing is deleted.