Between your calls, Cora checks in on them
After each call, you see how they are, including which medications were taken, missed, or refused. If a call goes unanswered, or a medicine is missed or refused, you get an alert.
Kinse for a loved one is check-in conversations and medication reminders you set up for someone else. A check-in is a phone conversation with Cora, up to 10 minutes, one question at a time. It works with any phone, even a landline, and there is no app for them to download. You see a short summary after each call. You get an alert if a call goes unanswered or a medicine is missed or refused. Kinse is not 911.

Good morning, Claire.
This is Cora. How did you sleep?
At a glance
Their phone
It works with any phone, even a landline. There is no app for them to download.
Their local time
You pick the days and times where they live.
Your summary
You see whether Cora reached them, how they are, and each medication answer.
How the calls work
You set the schedule
You pick the days and times at your loved one's local time.
They answer
Your loved one picks up the phone they already use. Save Kinse's number in their phone as Cora, so they know who is calling.
Cora talks with them
A check-in is a phone conversation with Cora, up to 10 minutes. Cora asks one thing at a time and remembers what they shared before. Your loved one can skip any question.
Plans start at $29 a month for each person Kinse calls. Check-in calls and medication reminder calls use the same call minutes. Every plan covers check-ins, reminders, or both. See pricing
After the call
Your next call can start with their day.
The summary says whether Cora reached them, what they talked about, and how each medicine was answered. When you call, you can ask about the garden instead of the pills.

Limits
- Your loved one can decline the call.
- Kinse does not record calls or keep a full transcript.
- Kinse does not prescribe, change, or recommend doses.
- Kinse is not 911 and does not send anyone to the house.