KinCart keeps everyday Needs, conversations and recent changes connected for Households and Support Circles. Trusted people can see what matters without piecing it together from messages and memory.
Free public beta for adults aged 18 and over. No App Store download required.
Groceries, replacements and the everyday things people coordinate around a shared home.
Everyday Needs, visits and arrangements shared with family and trusted people, even when they live elsewhere.
Each Household and Support Circle has its own members and information.
A conversation, a change, a receipt. The useful context stays connected to the same Need, instead of becoming separate trails to piece together.
Kin brings together what is known about a Need, from its current position to recent changes and relevant information you have permission to see.
“What should I know about New slippers?”
Questions and useful clarification stay connected to the thing being discussed.
Connect relevant parts of a receipt to the Needs they supported, with financial access kept separate from ordinary membership.
Receipt allocations shown before confirmation.
Optional, discreet updates keep you aware of changes in your Household or Support Circle. No reminders, no demands.

KinCart keeps people informed without assigning Needs, scoring participation or monitoring who contributes.
Complete and Hide mean different things. When circumstances change, the picture can change too.
Start with a Household or Support Circle that matters to you. Bring the everyday Needs you already share into one place.
Free for adults aged 18 or over. Invite only people who belong in your Household or Support Circle.
KinCart works in your browser. You can also add it to your Home Screen.
We're exploring organisation-sponsored Support Circles with employers, charities, housing and community organisations, and other potential design partners. The goal is to support ordinary, non-clinical coordination around people, beyond formal services.
Sponsorship would not give an organisation automatic membership, ownership or access to private Circle content. This model remains in development through controlled pilots.
Founded by Paul Adeduntan, KinCart grew from a familiar pattern: everyday details scattered across messages and memory, until one person was left holding the picture. His experience across technology, financial services, customer experience and support coordination shaped its focus on clarity and trust.
No. Shopping is one everyday situation KinCart supports, but Needs can also involve visits, collections, replacements or arrangements. KinCart does not assign work or score participation.