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Cora calls you on the days you choose

Cora calls you for a check-in conversation or a medication reminder. You answer on your own phone. Nobody else sees the summary unless you invite them.

Kinse for you is check-in conversations and medication reminders you set up for yourself. A check-in is a phone conversation with Cora, up to 10 minutes. Kinse calls at the times you set, and it works with any phone, even a landline. You keep the summaries, and you can invite someone later. Kinse is not 911.

Paul on a morning medication reminder call in the kitchen

Good morning, Paul.

This is Cora, calling about your morning medication.

At a glance

Your own phone

Kinse calls the number you already use, even a landline.

Your days and times

Calls follow your local time, and you can pause them when you travel.

Your summary

You see when Cora last reached you and how each medicine was answered.

What happens on your call

  1. You set the times

    You pick the days and times. Your phone rings when it is time.

  2. Cora talks with you

    A check-in is a phone conversation with Cora, up to 10 minutes. Cora asks one thing at a time and remembers what you shared before. You choose one of 6 voices and the pace.

  3. You read the answer

    The summary shows each medicine as taken, missed, refused, or unclear. If a medicine is missed or refused, you get an alert, and so can anyone you invite.

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 summaries stay private until you invite someone.

Invite someone only if you want them to see it, and choose who can only read. The same account can also add someone you care for, with a separate summary.

Person summary labeled You, doing well: slept well, walked to the market, took the morning medication; meds taken this week 7 of 7, one medication, last check-in 1 hour ago

Limits

  • You 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.

Common questions

What is Kinse for you?
Kinse calls your number on a schedule you set. You answer any phone, even a landline, like any other phone call. Afterward you get a short summary of the check-in and any medication answer. Save the number in your phone as Cora.
Will it feel like being watched?
No. It is a call you can decline, and a summary you choose who sees. Nobody else is invited until you invite them. Kinse is a phone call, not a camera.
Can I add a family member later?
Yes. Your own check-ins stay yours. You can also add someone you care for on the same account, with a separate summary.
How much is it?
You pay one monthly price for each 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. Pay yearly and you get two months free. That is $290, $440, or $540. Inviting someone to read the summaries does not raise the price.
Do I need a smartphone?
No. Kinse works with any phone, even a landline. You only need the Kinse app or website to read the summary.
When do the calls start?
Kinse starts calling after you add your number, local time, and schedule, and choose a plan. Before that, you can hear a sample call, or talk with Cora yourself with a free account.

Choose the days Cora calls you