Only the people I invite. No strangers. That's the whole pitch after Facebook.
Priya, 58
Only the people you invite get in.
Kin is your invite-only circle on Kinnect — no public feed, no followers, no performance. Just the people you name under one Family Membership.
Only people you invite get in
A private circle for the family you actually live
No public feed. No ads. Up to six seats on Family Membership — invite-only by design.
Invite-only settings
You choose who joins. Step-siblings, chosen family, caregivers — the people who show up.
Not Facebook for families
No strangers, no viral posts. A quiet place for the people you meant to keep close.
Tied to membership
Kin sits with Storybooks, Tree, and Vault — one private home, $79/year for six.
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$79/year · six seats · invite-only
What families say
Only the people you invite get in
Six seats. Our people. Stories and birthdays stay inside the circle.
Marcus, 45
Invite-only is the feature. Everything else is noise I left behind.
Alex, 39
Blended family, two households — finally a private space that doesn't perform.
Sam, 41
I know who's in. I know who isn't. That calm is worth the membership.
Maya, 36
Same plan holds Storybooks and Tree. One private home for kin of six.
Jordan, 44
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How Kin groups work
Only the people you invite get in.
Step 1
Create your private circle
Invite-only by default. No strangers. No public discovery.
Step 2
Invite who belongs
Up to five people with you on membership — blended, chosen, multi-gen.
Step 3
Share stories and care privately
Storybooks, Nudge, birthdays — inside the circle, not on a feed.
Step 4
One membership home
Kin sits with Tree and Vault — $79/year for six seats.
Why it matters
Not a group chat. Not a social feed. Something you can actually come back to.
Group chats scroll away. Social feeds bury what matters. Kin stays chronological and private for the people you invited — stories, updates, and everyday life without competing for strangers' attention.
Kin Groups are invite-only. No public feeds. No followers.
With no prying eyes, you’re free to share what matters most — memories, updates, vulnerable moments — without performing for an audience.
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Why it matters
The only way in is a personal invitation.
There are no public links, no discovery features, and no way to request access to a Kin Group from outside. The only way someone joins is if you or a current member personally invited them. This is not a settings toggle. It is how Kin Groups work by default, for every group, from the moment it is created.
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HOW TO SET ONE UP
Membership first. Then invite your kin of six.
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1. Create a group
Name it. Give it a purpose. Done in about 60 seconds.
2. Invite your people.
Add the people who belong in this specific group. Only them. Each group can have a different membership.
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3. Start sharing.
Echo responses, voice notes, photos, birthday messages, updates. Anything you create through Kinnect can live in your group.
4. Grow together
As everyone contributes, the group becomes a living archive of your collective story
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Kin looks different for everyone.
The Sibling Circle
Brothers and sisters checking in daily, sharing memories, keeping each other close across distance.
The Extended Family
Grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles — three generations in one private space, sharing what would otherwise only get passed along at reunions.
The Chosen Family
The people who are family in every way that matters, even if they are not on a family tree. Kin Groups work for them too.
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Frequently asked questions
Q: What is a Kin Group?
A: A Kin Group is a private, invite-only space on Kinnect where a specific group of people share stories, daily check-ins, voice notes, and updates. It is separate from any public feed and visible only to the people you invite.
Q: How many people can be in a Kin Group?
A: Group plan holders can invite up to 5 people under their plan. Each member can participate in multiple Kin Groups simultaneously.
Q: Can someone find a Kin Group without being invited?
A: No. There is no public link, no discovery feature, and no way to find or join a group without a direct personal invitation.
Q: Can I be in more than one Kin Group?
A: Yes. You can be a member of multiple groups at the same time.
Q: Who can see what I share in a Kin Group?
A: Only the members of that specific group. Kinnect staff do not have access to private group content.