Create calendar events
You say
“Saturday at 10, take Lily swimming at the community pool.”
Kinmory prepares
An event card with date, time, person and location.
Back to the Kinmory app
Natural language, real family actions
One sentence. Family life, handled.
Type or speak directly in Kinmory. It understands everyday language, turns your request into clear action cards, and lets you review before anything is saved. On iPhone, Siri is also available as a shortcut.
Kinmory voice assistant
Tap the mic and speak naturally
Optional Siri shortcut on iPhone
“Hey Siri, ask Kinmory”
Your request
“Tomorrow from 3 to 4 PM, schedule a dentist follow-up at Sunnyvale Dental and remind me 30 minutes before.”
Kinmory understood
Time, place and reminder details are organized into a calendar card for review.
Dentist follow-up
ReviewTomorrow · 3:00–4:00 PMSunnyvale DentalReminder · 30 minutes before
EditConfirm
Creation requests stay reviewable. Nothing is added until you confirm the card.
From words to action
Natural conversation, with a clear confirmation step.
- 01
Say what you need
Use Kinmory’s built-in voice input or chat. On iPhone, you can also start through Siri. Include people, times, places, quantities or preferences when they matter.
- 02
Kinmory structures it
The request becomes one or more cards with the relevant calendar, task, memory, meal, recipe or shopping details.
- 03
Review and confirm
Check each card, make changes if needed, and confirm only the actions you want your family to keep.
More than voice search
Ask, create, remember and plan.
Kinmory does more than answer a question. It turns family information into useful, reviewable next steps.
Create and assign tasks
You say
“Ask Alex to take out the trash by 8 tonight for 5 points.”
Kinmory prepares
A task card with assignee, deadline and reward points.
Save a Memory Note
You say
“Remember that Lily scored 95 on her math test today.”
Kinmory prepares
A searchable memory linked to the person, date and topic.
Search family memory
You say
“How has my weight changed over the last three months?”
Kinmory prepares
An answer from saved Memory Notes, with a trend view when useful.
Plan family meals
You say
“Plan seafood pasta for dinner tonight.”
Kinmory prepares
A meal card with matching recipes when available.
Generate a recipe
You say
“Create a dinner recipe for two with salmon, broccoli and miso.”
Kinmory prepares
A recipe preview with ingredients, quantities, steps and nutrition.
Manage shopping lists
You say
“Add low-fat milk, 12 eggs and whole-wheat bread to the weekend list.”
Kinmory prepares
Reviewable shopping items with quantities, units and notes.
One request, several actions
Say it together. Review it separately.
Kinmory can split a compound request into the right destinations, so one natural sentence does not become one confusing record.
You say
“Saturday at 10, take Lily swimming and remind me 30 minutes before; ask Alex to clean his room; add two bottles of sunscreen to the shopping list.”
Calendar event with reminder
Family task for Alex
Two shopping-list items
Try asking
Speak the way your family already talks.
“What do I have tomorrow?”“When is everyone free Saturday morning?”“Create a task for Alex to take out the trash.”“Remember that Lily is allergic to peanuts.”“How has my weight changed?”“Plan seafood pasta for dinner.”“Create a recipe with salmon and broccoli.”“Add milk, eggs and bread to the weekend list.”
You stay in control
Understanding first. Action after confirmation.
Natural language can contain ambiguity. Kinmory keeps the interpretation visible instead of silently changing your family plan.
- Creation requests become cards you can inspect and edit before saving.
- A multi-action request is separated so each result can be confirmed independently.
- Memory answers come from information your family has chosen to save in Kinmory.