When the doctor asks, you'll know.
Medicines, allergies, insurance, IDs and shot records for everyone you care for. One page per person, saved on your phone.
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Your family grows. KinLine grows with you.
Who is it for?
- Caring for kids and parents Everyone you look after, in one app.
- Parents of young kids Shot records ready when school asks.
- Privacy-minded parents No account. We can't see your records.
- The one who keeps track You don't have to be the only one who knows.
- Couples Both of you can find the insurance card.
- Leaving the kids with a sitter Allergies and who to call, on one page.
- Home aides and siblings Everyone works from the same medicine list.
- Families in two languages In 26 languages, including Español and हिन्दी.
Sound familiar?
The hospital calls and asks what medicines Dad takes. You don't know.
With KinLine: Open Dad's page. Every medicine and dose is there.
The school needs your daughter's shot record by tomorrow. It's a photo, somewhere in four thousand photos.
With KinLine: It's on her page, ready to send.
The babysitter is at the door, and you're texting allergies and phone numbers one at a time.
With KinLine: Hand them one emergency page.
Three passports in the house. No idea which one expires first.
With KinLine: You get a reminder before it's due.
Each of those takes 10 seconds once it's in KinLine.
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Stop keeping it all in your head.
Allergies. Medicines. Insurance cards. Passports. For your kids, and for your parents. Watch Emma's family put it all in one place in under five minutes. Next time the doctor or the school asks, the answer is in your pocket.
Sound on. The words are on screen too.
Try it with your own family.
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See how easy it is.
On iPhone and Android. If you can send a text, you can use KinLine.
You're in. That's it.
You're in. That's it.
Done. Robert is in your family.
Done. Robert is in your family.
Check them. Tap Save. Done.
Tap Save. Done.
See who can make changes and who can only look.
On Android, open Dad's page, tap Share, then Share with Google Drive, and send the invite on WhatsApp.
There's his card. Ready to show.
There's his card. Ready to show.
That's it. No more digging through emails and photos.
One tap. One page. Everything an ER would ask.
Blood type, allergies, current medicines, doctor, pharmacy, insurance, who to call.
Text it to the babysitter. Hand it to a nurse. Print it for the fridge. It's a PDF, so it works on any phone, even for people who've never heard of KinLine.
One page with everything an ER would ask.
Why I built KinLine
My parents live in India, and I talk to them every day. One day a hospital called me. My dad had a heart attack, and the nurse asked what medicines he takes. I didn't know. Something that simple, and I didn't have it. Most of us think we'll sort these things out when we need them. But when that moment comes, there's no time. He's fine now, but I never want another family to feel that helpless.
Like most families, we kept everything in notes, emails, photos and chats. When you need one thing, you have to search through all of them. I wanted one place for everything: my parents' medicines, my kids' shot records, our passports. But the apps I found wanted an account and kept your family's records on their servers. I didn't want that.
So I built KinLine, and I designed it around people. You start by adding a person: Mom, Dad, your kids, or you. Each one gets their own page, with a place ready for everything you'll need: doctor visits, insurance, IDs, appointments, documents, and emergency info like medicines and allergies. It's easy to add things, and easy to find them: when someone asks, they're two taps away. No sign‑up, saved on your phone, and nobody else can see it, not even us.
When the doctor asks, I hope you'll know.
— Pavan, founder and dad
Private by default. No account. No ads. Saved on your phone, with your own iCloud or Google backup if you want it. We can't see your records.
FAQ
Is it free?
Yes, to start. Free covers two family members and up to three records per person in each main card, and appointments, reminders, and emergency info are unlimited. KinLine+ is optional and removes those limits: $3.99/month or $24.99/year in the U.S., and the annual plan includes a 14-day free trial. There are no ads. KinLine+ is how we're paid, and we never see your records, so there's nothing to sell.
Who can see my records?
Only you, and the people you choose to share with. There's no account, and no KinLine server holds your records. If you use iCloud (iPhone) or Google backup (Android), that copy is in your own account.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes, both, in 26 languages, including English, Spanish, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu. KinLine uses your phone's language. A few extras are iPhone-only, like iCloud sharing and AI autofill.
What if I lose my phone?
Your records come back from your own backup: iCloud on iPhone, or Google backup with a screen lock on Android. We never have a copy, so we can't restore it for you. On iPhone, you can also save a backup file.
Can my family see it too?
Yes, one person at a time: share Dad's page with your brother, not your whole family. On iPhone, you can choose whether they can edit or only look. On iPhone and Android, you can send a copy, or keep two phones in sync at home.
Is there AI?
Only on newer iPhones, it runs on your device, and only if you turn it on. You can always just type it in.
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KinLine is a private place to keep your family's records. It does not give medical or legal advice: your doctor, pharmacist and lawyer are the experts. It is not a hospital record system, a password manager, a family-tree service, or a cloud drive.