Features · Phone check-ins
A check-in they already know how to answer
You choose the days and times. Cora calls, asks about their day, and remembers what they shared before. It works with any phone, even a landline. There is no app for them to download.
A check-in is a phone conversation with Cora, up to 10 minutes. Cora asks one question at a time and remembers what they shared before. Upcoming appointments can be mentioned on the same call when you set them. You pick the days and times at your loved one's local time. Kinse works with any phone, even a landline. After the call, you get a short summary. Kinse is not a medical visit and not 911.

Good morning, Claire.
This is Cora. How did you sleep?
How check-in conversations work
You set the schedule
You pick the days and times at your loved one's local time, any time of day. You can pause a check-in without deleting it.
Cora talks with them for up to 10 minutes
Cora asks short questions, waits for each answer, and does not rush your loved one. They can skip any question. Cora remembers what they shared before, like the garden or a grandchild's game, and asks about it. You choose one of 6 voices and a slower, normal, or faster pace.
Appointments on the same call
Add an upcoming doctor visit, and Cora mentions it on calls in the days before. Cora names the time, the place, and who is taking them. There is no separate appointment call.
You get a short summary
After the call, you read how they are and what they talked about. If they do not pick up, Kinse tries once more. If Kinse still cannot reach them, you get an alert.
Plans are priced per person Kinse calls. Essentials is $29 a month per person, with 150 call minutes a month, about 35 a week. Everyday is $44 a month per person, with 220 call minutes, about 50 a week. Family is $54 a month per person, with 280 call minutes, about 65 a week. See pricing
Limits
- Check-in conversations last up to 10 minutes.
- Kinse does not record calls or store a full transcript.
- Your loved one can decline the call.
- A check-in call is not a medical visit and not a medical alert.