Speak the plan, then review it
A Voice Calendar App for Shared Family Scheduling
KIN is a voice-first family calendar for iPhone and Android. Open the hold-to-talk control, describe a plan naturally, and review what KIN created before the family relies on it. Typed input remains available when speaking is inconvenient.
What this workflow gives your family
Natural-language capture
Describe a one-time or recurring plan without working through a long sequence of form fields.
Voice or text
Switch to typed entry when the environment is noisy, the detail is private, or speaking is not appropriate.
Create and edit
Use natural language for new plans and changes, then verify the time, recurrence, assignment, and reminders.
A shared destination
Put the resulting event, reminder, or to-do into the same family timeline used by other household members.
A practical way to start
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Open hold-to-talk
KIN does not rely on an ambient wake word; start voice entry from the app.
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Say the essential details
Include what is happening, when, whether it repeats, and which family members are involved.
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Review before relying on it
Correct any transcription or interpretation mistake before treating the plan as current.
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.
Read the evidence-based voice guide →Questions families ask
Does KIN guarantee that every spoken request is interpreted correctly?
No. KIN does not guarantee perfect interpretation. Speech recognition and AI interpretation can make mistakes, so review the resulting plan before relying on it.
Can I type instead of speaking?
Yes. KIN supports typed input as well as voice input.
Is voice processed only on my phone?
No. KIN's privacy policy says it processes voice inputs and may use service providers, including sending data snippets needed to operate AI features.