Terms
Kin is a working prototype. This page describes, in plain words, what using it actually means today. It is not a substitute for a formal, lawyer-drafted Terms of Service, which we’ll publish before a wider launch.
What this is
A tool for a family to record where things are and what’s been decided. It is not legal advice, not a will or any other legal document, and not a substitute for an attorney. Anything the app compiles (the Planning brief, the Summary, the Runbook) is meant to be reviewed by a lawyer before it’s relied on.
Your account
You’re responsible for what’s entered under your login and for who you invite into a workspace. Anyone you invite can see the sections their access allows. Check each person’s access before you invite them: someone named while you set up the workspace starts with every section visible.
No promises about uptime or permanence
This is an early, actively changing prototype. We take reasonable care with your data, but we don’t promise the service will always be available or that data will never be lost. There’s no full data export yet, so print or save the Planning brief, the Summary and the Runbooks, and keep your own copies of anything irreplaceable.
Changes
We may change or discontinue features as the product evolves. We’ll aim to give notice for anything that affects your data.
Last updated September 2026 · Kin is a working prototype.