Phone check-ins without another app
Most reminder apps need a tap or a login. Kinse works with any phone, even a landline. Your loved one picks up. You get the summary.
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Your loved one answers a call, not a pendant.
Kinse is one membership for check-in calls, medication reminders, and a shared summary. The person who is called needs no app and no new device. Essentials is $29 a month per person. Everyday is $39. Kinse is not a medical alert.
A reminder app needs your loved one to open it. A family call list needs you to remember. A pendant is a different job. Kinse calls.
Love does not keep a log
You can call and still not know if the medicine was taken. Siblings still compare three versions. Kinse writes one summary.
One membership →A pendant and a check-in do different jobs
A medical alert is for a fall or a button press. Kinse is a scheduled call and a short summary. It does not dispatch. In an emergency, call 911.
Essentials $29 · Everyday $39 per person who is called. See pricing.
Common questions
How is Kinse different from a reminder app?
A reminder app only works if your loved one opens it and taps the alert. Kinse works with any phone, even a landline. Your loved one answers like any other phone call. Save Kinse's number as Cora. No app is required for the person who is called.
How is Kinse different from calling them myself?
You can still call. Kinse places the check-in call on the days you set and writes a short summary the care team can share. You are not rebuilding the day from memory or from three different texts.
Is Kinse a medical alert?
No. A medical alert is for a fall or a button press. Kinse is a scheduled call and a short summary. It does not send help to the house. In an emergency, call 911.
What does it cost?
You pay one monthly price for each person Kinse calls. Essentials is $29. Everyday is $39. Yearly is $290 or $390, which is two months free. People you invite to read the summaries are not an extra person on the bill.