One household, different phones
Share a Family Calendar Between iPhone and Android
KIN gives mixed-device families one dedicated calendar that works on iPhone and Android. Everyone uses the same family timeline, so the household does not have to standardize on Apple Calendar or Google Calendar.
What this workflow gives your family
Native iPhone and Android apps
Family members can participate from either supported mobile platform without changing their primary phone.
One shared family timeline
New events and changes appear in the same family space instead of being copied between separate personal calendars.
Voice or text contribution
Add plans in natural language, then review the interpreted details before relying on the update.
Member-aware planning
Assign plans to family members and filter the timeline to focus on the people relevant to the moment.
A practical way to start
- 1
Install KIN on each phone
Use the iPhone app on iOS devices and the Android app on Android devices.
- 2
Join the same family
Bring household members into one family space rather than maintaining parallel calendars.
- 3
Choose a single source of truth
Agree that family logistics belong in KIN and update them there when a plan changes.
Know the current boundaries
KIN is a dedicated family calendar on iPhone and Android. It does not currently import or sync Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, or other external calendars.
Compare KIN with Google Calendar →Questions families ask
Can an iPhone user share KIN with an Android user?
Yes. KIN is available on iPhone and Android, and family members on both platforms can use the same shared family space.
Do we need to move our personal work calendars into KIN?
No. KIN can be used as a separate place for family logistics. It does not currently import or sync external Google, Apple, or Outlook calendars.
Is there a KIN web or desktop app?
KIN is currently available on iPhone and Android. Do not rely on a web, Mac, Windows, iPad, or Apple Watch version.