What it does
- Chat that actually does thingsEvery message comes back as a card you can see, tap and change. Nothing gets filed behind your back.
- One household, sharedInvite your partner or family with a code. Same lists, same week, same everything — live on both phones.
- Lists that sort themselvesShopping grouped by store, tasks grouped by category, everything tickable, nothing to set up.
- Dinner, sortedSave a recipe by pasting a link or photographing a cookbook page. Plan the week, and the shopping list writes itself.
- Voice notesThink out loud on the school run. Kinto listens, writes it down, and files what matters.
- A household memoryThe sitter's number, the coffee order, which bin goes out when — remembered, so nobody has to be the one who remembers.
Built to be calm
Warm colours, quiet motion, no streaks, no badges, no leaderboards. A home organiser should make the noise smaller, not bigger.
About the AI
Kinto uses AI to understand what you write and do the filing for you. AI can get things wrong — which is why everything it does comes back as a card you can edit or delete, and why you can always see exactly what it did and when.
To make those features work, what you write, say and photograph is processed by third-party AI, transcription and email providers. The privacy policy sets out what is shared and why.
Need a hand? Every question goes straight to the person who builds Kinto — see support.