Kin
A quiet home for your days. Journal, plans, notes, and the people in them — beautifully together, and never on anyone’s servers.
An iPhone app with no accounts and no backend. Everything you write stays on your device and syncs through your own iCloud. We never see a word of it.
One screen for the day ahead
Your schedule, the reminders that matter, and a line from this day in past years — together, before you have to go looking. Apple Calendar folds in live, read-only, never copied.
A journal with room for ordinary days
Quick entries, gym sessions, meals, moods, photos. Streaks that encourage without nagging, and a suggestion when the day gave you something worth writing down.
The people in them, remembered
Mention someone while you write and their timeline remembers. Birthdays, what you did together, what is coming up next — a page per person, built from your own days.
Six looks, each with its own icon
Dark mode first, light mode considered. Pick a theme and the home-screen icon follows it.
Nothing leaves your phone.
Kin has no accounts and no servers of ours. There is no analytics SDK, no advertising, no tracking. Your journal lives on your device and syncs through your own iCloud — which means we could not read it even if we wanted to, and could not hand it over if asked.
Lock it with Face ID. Export everything, any time, as plain JSON and image files that are yours to keep. Kin’s App Store privacy label reads “Data Not Collected” in every category, and that is the literal truth.
Read the privacy policy →