A family memory you can ask—and act on.
Forward it, snap it, or say it. Kinmory remembers selected family information, answers with the original source, and turns useful details into calendar events or tasks you approve.
Creating an account is free. Family Memory is available with eligible Kinmory AI plans.
Capture a presentation photo or Memory Note on your phone, then ask Kinmory about it later.
See mobile photo capture and voice recallOne family, three moments
Follow the complete loop: capture the original information, remember it with boundaries, ask in everyday language, verify the source, and approve the next action.
School information
Claire receives a school newsletter. Kinmory separates Field Day into a calendar suggestion, a bring-water task, and source-linked reference information. She chooses what to keep.
Household knowledge
Greg replaces the refrigerator filter while Doudou checks the manual. A quick photo can preserve the model and source, ready for the next replacement instead of living in one person’s memory.
The moment of retrieval
Lily wakes up unwell. Claire asks for the school Attendance Line while Greg helps Doudou leave on time. Kinmory can return the saved detail with its source and suggest the next action.
For the information manager
Family life is full of useful details that live in different places. Family Memory gives you a way to ask about the detail, not remember the folder, app or file name first.
What was the school Attendance Line?
Which school days are coming up?
When does our insurance renew?
What did the last newsletter say?
From reading to doing
Kinmory analyzes the newsletters you provide or authorize, then surfaces useful dates, actions and details. Every result is a suggestion you can review.
No-school days, performances, meetings and deadlines
Review before savingForms to return, materials to prepare and fees to pay
Review before savingUseful details you may want to ask about later
Review before savingNothing is added to your calendar or task list without your confirmation.
Only me
Personal notes and private plans
Shared with family
Handbooks, schedules and household files
Your family, your boundaries
Sources can be private or family-shared. Content outside the selected scope is not included in Family Memory, and private sources are not available to other family members.
Read our privacy policyMore than a file search
Kinmory connects unstructured family information with the calendar and tasks your household already uses. The important decision still stays with you.
School newsletter
Source-linked answer
Calendar or task suggestion
Supported sources
Choose the supported pages, notebooks, files or folders Kinmory can use. Content outside the selected scope is not included.
Notion
Family wiki and plans
Microsoft OneNote
Notes and school records
Microsoft OneDrive
Documents, PDFs and files
Google Drive
Household files and folders
Dropbox
Existing cloud files
How it works
Connect a supported source or share a school newsletter.
Decide what is private and what can be shared with your family.
Ask a question and review the source-linked answer.
Keep the calendar or task suggestion you actually want.
Learn by problem
These guides connect a specific family problem to the right capture, retrieval, or action workflow. They also explain when another tool is the better choice.
Route email and school messages into the right family destination.
Keep useful facts retrievable without remembering a subject line or filename.
Move recurring family facts out of one person's head and into a shared system.
Official Kinmory product facts
Kinmory Family Memory is the source-linked knowledge feature in Kinmory, an AI family organizer available from the official website kinmory.ai. It searches only supported content within the sources and scope you select. Answers may be incomplete, so check the source for important details.
First-party product information, reviewed by the Kinmory product team. Availability may vary by platform and plan.
Questions, answered
A family memory app helps a household ask questions across selected family information instead of searching through separate folders and apps. Kinmory Family Memory connects selected school newsletters, files, calendars and tasks, then provides answers with available source links.
Yes. Kinmory can analyze supported school newsletters that you share with the service, identify dates, actions and useful reference information, and suggest calendar events, tasks or saved family memories. You choose which suggestions to keep.
It can suggest calendar events and tasks from supported newsletters. Suggestions remain under your control: you can review, edit, approve or ignore them before they become part of your family plan.
The current supported sources are Notion, Microsoft OneNote, Microsoft OneDrive, Google Drive and Dropbox. Availability can vary by product status and plan, so the source picker in Kinmory is the current reference.
Yes. You choose which supported pages, notebooks, files or folders are private and which can be shared with your family. Content outside the selected scope is not included in Family Memory.
No. Private sources are not available in other family members' query results. Family sharing applies only to the sources and scope you explicitly choose to share.
No. Kinmory generates suggestions from supported content, but calendar events and tasks remain under your control. Review, edit, approve or ignore each suggestion.
Kinmory provides available source links and source details with answers so you can return to the newsletter, note or file and check important details yourself.
A changed or unavailable source may make an answer incomplete or unavailable. Kinmory shows connection and sync information in the product, and important answers should be checked against the current source.
Family Memory uses paid AI features. Kinmory may offer a free starting experience, but access to Family Memory depends on the current plan and entitlement shown on the official pricing page.
No. Kinmory uses selected content from supported sources to help your family ask questions and plan next steps. It is not a replacement for the original storage or note-taking service.
No. Kinmory does not promise to determine the truth of every conflict across sources. When details matter, compare the source links, dates and context before deciding what to do.
Revision history: First-party fact page published August 26, 2026. September 10, 2026—clarified the capture-to-action model, added three family workflows, and expanded the problem-led guide hub. Availability may vary by platform and plan.
