One daily list of who to call
Stay close to the people who matter, one call at a time.
Kin turns “I should call Mummy more” into a short list each day, based on how often you want to talk to each person. Not a streak to keep, not a score to chase.
Free. Made for iPhone, add it to your Home Screen.
How it works
Step 1
Add a person and a rhythm
Mummy, three times a week. Jija ji, once a fortnight. Their number and timezone, nothing else.
Step 2
Open Kin once a day
It shows who's due today. Nobody else. If no one is, it says so and leaves you alone.
Step 3
Tap to call, mark it done
The name strikes through and their next date moves out. No answer? Log it and try again later.
Quiet by design
Most habit apps run on guilt. Kin removes the pressure instead of adding to it.
No streaks
There's nothing to keep and nothing to break.
No backlog
Miss a week and you owe one call, not two. The gap always restarts from your last real conversation.
No red
No badges, no alarms, no counters ticking up. One push a day naming who's due, and that's the end of it.
The one rule
Your next call is always your last real conversation plus the gap you chose. Nothing accumulates. Call early and the whole schedule moves earlier. Call late and it simply starts again from there.
Made for your phone
Their time, not yours
Every name shows the local time where they are, so you don't ring at two in the morning.
Your phone's own dialer
Tapping a name opens the Phone app with the number filled in. Kin never makes the call.
Works on the train
Yesterday's list is saved on your phone. Mark calls offline and they sync when you're back.
Who would you call more, if it were easy?
Add them. Kin will tell you when.