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When you cannot call every day
Kinse is for the days you cannot place the call yourself. You set the schedule. Kinse dials for check-in conversations and medication reminders. You still call when you want. After each Kinse call, you see a short summary. Kinse does not replace your relationship. Kinse is not 911.
You can still call. Kinse calls between your calls, on the days and times you set. After each call, you see how they are, so your next call can start with their day.
Calling yourself versus a scheduled Kinse call
Your own calls matter. They do not always land on the same days, and siblings still rebuild the story from memory. Kinse makes the scheduled check-in conversation and medication reminder calls. You keep the personal calls. The summary is the log you did not have to write.
Guilt is not a schedule
Missing a day does not mean you care less. Set the days Kinse should call. Pause when you are visiting. Resume when work or travel takes over again.
Bill versus this job
One membership explains the price and the shared summary. This page is for the job of covering days you cannot dial yourself.
What Kinse does not do
Kinse does not store call recordings. Kinse is not 911 and does not send help to the house. Medication reminders can alert you when a dose is missed or refused, not when it is taken.
Common questions
Can I still call them myself?
Does using Kinse mean I stopped calling?
Is this the same as one membership?
How much is it?
When you are ready