Kinhold is one hub for tasks, calendar, vault, meals, and rewards, with an AI assistant that creates and answers anything by chat. Your spouse can use it. Your kids will want to.
No signup. Pick a family member and you're in.
Most "family productivity" is twelve disconnected apps and a group chat where things go to die. Kinhold collapses the stack.
Just Kinhold. One hub. One login. One source of truth. Calendar events, reminders, meal plans, chore assignments, vault lookups — tell the assistant what you need and it handles the rest. If an MCP tool can do it, one sentence is all it takes.
Create, edit, or look things up. Every module in Kinhold is wired into the assistant, so one question can span tasks, calendar, vault, and more.
Kinhold ships an MCP server. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any client that supports custom MCP servers and manage your family from there.
Don't want to wire up an external client? Kinhold has its own chat baked in, with the same access to your family hub.
The AI sees exactly what each user is allowed to see. Kids can't peek at the vault.
Eight tightly-integrated modules, all wired into the same dashboard, AI, and permission model.
Customizable widgets per family member. Mom sees the calendar; the kids see their leaderboard and chores.
Recurring chores, family tasks anyone can claim, points awarded on completion. Ledger-based, no funny math.
Pull in everyone's Google calendars and ICS feeds. Add manual events with visibility modes and dashboard countdowns.
SSNs, insurance, medical, passwords. Encrypted at rest. Tap to reveal. Auto-clear clipboard. AI-guided playbooks.
Steam-like, not childish. Leaderboards, achievements that unlock automatically, parent-defined rewards your kids actually want.
Talk to your family's hub. Create tasks, schedule events, look up vault entries, all in plain English.
Five-step wizard. Invite a co-parent, create managed kid accounts (no email needed), assign roles.
Meal plans, recipes, shopping lists, restaurant picks. The thing that breaks every week, finally in one place.
Drag-and-drop widgets per user. Kids see their leaderboard, achievements, and chore list. Parents see the calendar, the family activity feed, and what needs claiming.
Recurring chores. Family tasks anyone can claim. Points awarded the moment a task is checked off, written to a real ledger so nobody can argue about who did what.
Three modules that work great alone, and even better together. Snap a photo of a recipe (the AI reads it), drop it on a day, and the shopping list builds itself.
Drop a photo of grandma's index card. Paste a Pinterest URL. Or type it by hand. The AI extracts the title, ingredients, steps, and serving size.
Drag a recipe onto Wednesday. Mark Friday as pizza out. Plan around soccer practice and the in-laws coming over. The week, on one screen.
Auto-built from the meal plan, deduped across recipes (one onion, not five). Hand it to whoever's running to the store. Check off as you go.
Or use any one on its own. Recipes without meal planning. Shopping lists without recipes. Whatever works for your family.
Pull in everyone's Google calendar. Subscribe to school ICS feeds. Add manual events with recurrence and visibility modes: visible to all, marked busy, or fully private.
Steam-like, not Cocomelon. A real ledger keeps points honest. Achievements unlock automatically. Rewards are whatever your kids actually want, priced in points you set.
Tamper-resistant ledger. Daily, weekly, monthly views.
Hexagonal, auto-unlocking, with hidden "???" slots to discover.
Screen time, picking dinner, cash payouts. You set the prices.
Make your own. "Practice piano 30 days." "Read 5 books." Your call.
SSNs, medical records, insurance cards, passwords, the wifi password your in-laws keep asking for. Encrypted at rest. Tap to reveal. Auto-clear clipboard. AI playbooks walk you through entering anything you've never bothered to digitize.
A five-step wizard, not a configuration manual. Name the family, invite a co-parent, add your kids (no email needed for managed accounts), pick the modules you want, and you're done.
Your server, your data. Docker or Upsun.
Vault items use a separate encryption key.
It's your data. Take it with you whenever.
Self-host is fully free for one family. Or pay us to host it, and we'll show you exactly what you're paying for.
Deploy to your own server. Get every feature.
We run it on Upsun. You use it. Same code as self-host.
Stack only what your family actually needs.
Hosted pricing is a placeholder while we finalize numbers. Self-host pricing is final: $0.
Built on the things you'd already deploy: Laravel, Vue, Postgres, Redis. No experimental runtime, no node-only edge function only-runs-on-Tuesdays nonsense. Should run for a decade.
Architecture docsSame category logic as a CMS or LMS. A CMS organizes content. An LMS organizes learning. A Family Management System organizes the operational chaos of running a household: schedules, tasks, important documents, meals, motivation for the kids. One hub instead of a dozen apps.
That's the whole point of the AI assistant. If your spouse can text, they can drive Kinhold. "Add a dentist appointment for Mia next Wednesday at 2" creates the calendar event. No menus to learn.
Yes. Kid accounts are managed accounts (no email required), see only what their role permits, and never have access to the vault. The gamification was designed to feel like Steam, not a sticker chart.
If you've ever run docker compose up, you're set. If you haven't, the Upsun deploy template is one click. There's also a setup-simple.sh for SQLite-based home installs.
Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI clients call your app's tools. Kinhold ships an MCP server, so you can manage your family from Claude, ChatGPT, or any other client that supports custom MCP server connections. Bring your own assistant.
Always. It's your data. Standard exports for tasks, calendar (ICS), and vault (encrypted JSON). No lock-in.
Same code. Same features. Hosted just means we run the server, handle updates, and back up your data. You can switch from one to the other and bring your data with you.
Self-hosted Kinhold is free for a single household: your spouse, your kids, your in-laws if they're in the family group. We're not policing that. The license prevents reselling Kinhold as a multi-tenant SaaS, which protects the project and the hosted version.
Try the live demo, or self-host it on the Pi sitting in your office gathering dust.
