Your family's memories. One private place. Forever.

Their voice. Your people. Not another feed.

Kinnect Storybooks. Start a book or ask someone you love to record.

Start where it hurts

What are you trying to save?

Start with a question

Ask now. Keep the answer forever.

What is a story from your childhood you want us to know?

How did you and mom (or dad) meet?

What do you want your grandkids to remember about you?

What families say

Not a gift book on a shelf. The place families actually open.

StoryWorth and Remento are cool, but old school. This is modern and digital: stories, people, and papers in one place.

Maya, 47

Hearing her voice again on a random Tuesday. That is the whole point.

Jordan, 34

Six seats fit me, my sister, both moms, and the two kids. Finally simple.

Elena, 52

Ancestry mapped bloodlines. We needed a place for the family we actually live.

Chris, 41

The will and the care notes used to live in my email. Never again.

Priya, 58

Five days before a birthday is enough time to actually show up.

Sam, 29

We started one Storybook for grandma. Now the cousins fight over who asks next.

Ava, 36

$79 a year is less than another subscription we ignore. This one we open.

Marcus, 45

Drag or pause on hover →

How families actually use Kinnect

Voice. Private notes. Papers that matter.

Start a Storybook chapter for yourself

Storybooks

Capture your own story

Open a chapter. Write or speak. Keep it private until you are ready to share with kin.

Start for yourself →
Ask someone to record in Storybooks

Storybooks

Ask someone you love to record

Send an invite. They speak. You keep their voice in a private library, not a chat scroll.

Invite someone to record →

Journal

Private first. Face ID quiet.

Your notes, locked to you

Write what only you should see. Share into a Storybook when you choose. Not a feed.

Open membership →
Vault documents wills insurance

Wills and papers that matter

Estate docs, insurance, care notes. One Vault so the right people can find them.

Keep papers private →

How Kinnect works

Three steps. Your family actually uses it.

Start membership. Invite the people who belong. Open a Storybook. Private for your kin of six.

Step 1

Start membership

Family Membership

$79 a year

You and five people. Storybooks, Vault, Tree, Journal.

Create your account. Your private family home unlocks.

Step 2

Invite your people

Invite kin on Family Tree

Invite into Tree or Storybooks. Private for your kin of six.

Step 3

Capture a story

Storybooks start or ask to record

Start a chapter yourself, or ask someone you love to record.

Start Family Membership

$79 a year for you and five people. Storybooks included.

Not the wrong tool

What people mean when they say save memories

Digitize

Tapes and scans

Great for VHS and slides. That is not Kinnect.

Cloud

Photo dumps

Backs up files. Not stories, papers, or who belongs.

Facebook

A public feed

Posts die in the scroll. Your kin is not an audience.

Kinnect

Private membership

Storybooks, Vault, Family Tree. Invite-only for six.

Private by design

Invite who belongs. Nobody else.

You hold the plan. Five people you choose. No ads. No algorithm deciding who matters.

Private Family Tree

Questions people ask

How do I save family memories without Facebook?

Use a private membership. Invite only your people. Keep Storybooks, papers, and your tree off a public feed.

How do I save my parents' stories?

Ask real questions. Record voice or text in a Storybook so kids and grandkids can hear them later. Start with the questions.

Is Kinnect a place to digitize old VHS tapes?

No. Use a digitizing service for tapes. Kinnect is for living stories, documents, and the family you live with.

How is this different from Google Photos?

Photos are files. Kinnect is chapters with voice, a Vault for papers that matter, and a Family Tree of who belongs.

How much does it cost?

$79 a year for you and five people you invite. One Family Membership.

Start Family Membership

$79 a year for you and five people you invite.

Start Family Membership

Built from personal loss.

After losing my grandfather to dementia and a close friend to cancer, I understood what disappears when we do not capture people while we still can. Not just photos. Their actual voice. The way they told a story. The things they believed in. Kinnect is the space I needed and could not find anywhere else.

Omar Alvarez, Founder & CEO