Compare · With a care team
One summary the care team can share
Kinse lets you invite family and helpers to one care team. You pay per person Kinse calls. Invitees are not billed as extra people. Care-team slots are 3, 5, or 10 depending on Essentials, Everyday, or Family. After each call, the care team reads one short summary. Kinse is not 911.
Kinse calls for check-in conversations and medication reminders. People you invite read the same short summary.
Shared summary versus everyone installs an app
Group chats and separate apps leave each person with a different story. Kinse keeps one membership and one summary after each call. You pay for the person Kinse calls. People you invite to read or help are not an extra person on the bill.
How the care team stays aligned
Invite by role: read-only for a sibling who only wants the summary, or edit access for someone who helps with the schedule. Missed check-ins and missed or refused medicines can notify the people you name. Care-team invite slots are 3, 5, or 10 per person called, depending on the plan.
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
Are invitees billed?
How many people can I invite?
Is this different from one membership?
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