Everything for your Kin
Everything your home runs on, in one calm place.
Lists, tasks, the calendar, meals and budgets. KinHolo keeps a household on the same page without ads, without profiling, and without needing a good connection to be useful.
Private by design. Free to start. Built to run on any phone.
A snippet from the actual app
Your household
Reuter Family
You’re the OwnerBudgets & expenses
Tasks
- One app
- Fourteen connected modules instead of five apps that do not talk to each other.
- Two regions
- Designed from day one for the European Union and for Africa.
- No ads
- No advertising, no profiling, no selling household data. Ever.
Mission and vision
Running a home is real work. Software should carry some of it.
Most families hold their household together with a group chat, a paper list and someone's memory. The tools that promise to help either sell attention or assume everyone has a new phone and fast data. We started KinHolo because neither is good enough.
The product, briefly
Fourteen modules. One household. One login each.
Every part of KinHolo shares the same members, the same permissions and the same privacy rules. Tick something off in the shop and it is done for everyone. Log an expense on the bus with no signal and it syncs when you surface.
Shopping lists
Shared, live, and sensible when something is out of stock.
Tasks and chores
Who is doing what, and who is quietly doing most of it.
Shared calendar
One view of the week, scoped to what each member may see.
Budgets and expenses
Shared household budgets, with a heads-up before one runs over.
What makes it different
Three things the other family apps do not do.
The fair-load view
KinHolo can show how household work is actually spread across the people in it, and suggest a rebalance. It is a conversation starter, not a scoreboard, and nothing moves unless someone agrees to it.
Out-of-stock intelligence
When an item is not on the shelf, the list does not just sit there. It offers a sensible swap, parks the item, and tells whoever asked for it, so the trip is not wasted.
Privacy you can point at
Every member has their own login, including children. Visibility is set per record: whole household, chosen members, or you only. There is no shared family password anywhere in the product.
The decision we are proudest of
We decided early on that losing signal should never mean losing your list. KinHolo opens straight away, without waiting on the network, and shows what it already knows, clearly marked as saved on your phone. Anything you change waits patiently and syncs when the connection comes back. It is why the app still works on a packed commute, in a basement supermarket, or on patchy data.
What people say
From households testing KinHolo.
Early testing across Berlin, Lagos and Lyon, with households of three to six people.
“The fair-load screen ended an argument we had been having for four years. Not because it took a side, but because we could finally both see the same thing.”
“I log the market spend while I am still standing there, no signal needed. By the time I am home my husband has already seen it. That never worked in our old app.”
“My daughter has her own login with her own limits. I did not have to hand her the family password to let her tick off a chore. That is the whole reason we stayed.”
Be one of the first households on KinHolo.
We are opening early access region by region. Join the waitlist and we will tell you when KinHolo reaches yours. One email, no marketing drip.