A digital box for family memories
Kinnun is a digital box for your family: share photos privately today, and record the stories and letters your kids can open when you choose, or after you're gone.
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Her memories should belong to her.
A digital box, locked with her own key. Hers when you pass it on.
For the memories you share today, and the answers your kids will want someday.
Now
Share photos and videos with the family you invite. Grandma sees them on her frame. Nobody else can see a thing.
Later
Record stories, video letters and voice notes, and choose when they open: on a birthday, when they become a parent, or after you're gone.
Designed for busy parents and for grandparents who don't want another password.
For grandparents
Pair a photo frame once. New photos and letters show up by themselves. No app, no password, nothing posted online.
Most families keep baby photos in three places. None of them were built to be passed on to a child.
Built for sharing widely. Hard to keep truly private, and not hers to take with her.
Photos get squashed, scattered and lost when someone changes phones.
Tied to a parent's account with a company. Not built to pass on to your child.
Kinnun is being built so that only your family can ever see what you save.
Everything is encrypted on your phone before it's uploaded. We store only locked data we can't open.
No feeds, no public links. A forwarded link opens nothing for someone you didn't invite.
Export everything as normal photo and video files, anytime.
Prefer to keep a copy on your own computer or home server? You can add one.
Most of what mothers pass down is never written down: the family recipes, the stories, the way she sang you to sleep. Kinnun is for that knowledge.
UN Women recently warned that AI built only on published sources leaves out knowledge that lives in spoken word. Read the interview (Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda, UN Women, Nov 10, 2026).
Kinnun uses AI to help, not to watch. Here's how we're building it:
Sorting photos and turning voice letters into text happens on your own phone, using small models. Nothing is sent to a big AI company.
You choose what gets saved, who sees it, and when a letter opens. You can see, change, export or delete anything.
Shaped by real parents and grandparents testing it with us, so it's easy for everyone from new parents to Grandma.
Kinnun's code will be public, so anyone can check how it works and that it keeps its promises.
Voice and face cloning are real, and they hurt women most. Kinnun is built around four promises:
Your photos and recordings are never used to train any AI.
Backups are locked before they go anywhere.
Family can play a letter. They can't take the file.
Nothing is done with your voice or face without your say, and you can take it back.
Built by a mom
I lost my mom in my mid-twenties, before I even knew what to ask her. Now I'm a mom myself, and I want my daughter to have my answers, in my own voice, kept safe and truly hers.
Read my storyBe one of the first 500 Founding Families.
See what you getWe're building Kinnun now. Waitlist families get first access and we'll email you as soon as it's ready.
Pricing isn't final. Tell us what feels fair in the form below. That's exactly what we're asking.
No. Kinnun is designed so everything is locked on your phone before upload, and only your family holds the keys.
She gets the key. From then on she can keep, export, share or delete anything, and nobody can override her.
Tell us a little about your family. It takes 30 seconds.
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