Solutions · For siblings
One set of calls. One summary for siblings.
Kinse calls your loved one for check-in conversations and medication reminders. You invite brothers and sisters to the care team. Invites are not billed as extra people.
Kinse for siblings is a shared check-in conversation and medication reminder account for brothers and sisters. Kinse calls one loved one. Works with any phone, even a landline. The care team reads one short summary. You pay per person called. Care-team invite slots are 3, 5, or 10 depending on the plan. Kinse is not 911.

One person is called
The bill follows the person who answers.
Siblings read the same story
Brothers and sisters open one summary after each call.
Invites are not seats
People you invite to read or help are not an extra person on the bill.
How siblings use it
One schedule
One person adds the number, their local time, and the days Kinse should call.
Invite the rest
Brothers and sisters join the care team. Some can change schedules. Some only read.
Shared alerts
An unanswered check-in, or a missed or refused medicine, can alert the people you name.
Essentials is $34 a month, with 3 check-ins and up to 7 medication reminder calls a week. Everyday is $44 a month, with up to 7 check-ins and 21 medication reminder calls. Family is $54 a month, with up to 7 check-ins and 28 medication reminder calls. Per person Kinse calls. Calling 6 or more people? Talk to us. Choose Family when you need up to 28 medication reminder calls a week. See pricing
Limits
- Kinse is not 911 and does not send anyone to the house.
- Your loved one can decline the call.
- Kinse does not record audio or store a full transcript.
- Broader care-team roles (neighbors, aides) live on For families.
Common questions
What is a check-in?
Do siblings each pay?
Who gets alerts?
How many siblings can I invite?
When should we pick Family?
Does our parent need an app?
When you are ready