Parents share one household
Invite someone with a one-time code. They join with their own email and password. Codes are meant to be used once.
Family organizer
Your family's home base
Kincrest keeps the shared calendar, chores, meals, and voice commands in one app for couples and kids. It runs on iPhone and Android.
Layout illustration of the today screen, using sample rows.
The problem
The week gets split across phones and apps
A couple’s plans, the kids’ chores, dinner, and the bills often live in different places. Kincrest is one household list for that work.
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The plan lives in one phone
Practice, pickups, and appointments stay easier to share when they sit on a family calendar instead of a single person’s private app.
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Chores and dinner restart every evening
Kincrest holds chores with points, and a basic meal plan for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks.
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Money and passwords are a separate pile
Bills, budget, receipts, and the shared password vault are on Plus. Taxes and the other Crest tools stay with parents, away from kid accounts.
Key features
What the household can do
Free covers the daily board. Plus and Crest add money, the vault, and the rest of the organizer. Details and beta status are on the features page.
Free
Calendar, chores, invites
A shared calendar, chores with points, and one-time invite codes for parents and kids.
FreeBasic meal prep
Plan the next seven days of breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks. Recipe import and grocery totals are Plus.
FreeVoice on every screen
The mic sits in the bar on every screen. Speak or type a command.
FreeOffline, with a lock
The app works offline. A PIN and device biometrics can lock it.
PlusMoney, meals, vault
Bills, budget, receipts, recipe import, the password vault, nudges, check-in, and Glance widgets.
CrestCrest on top of Plus
Taxes, benefits, the debt planner, and the AI assistant. Marked Best value on pricing.
Voice
Voice control on every screen
The mic is part of the bottom bar, so it is available on every screen. You can talk or type. Spoken input depends on the browser; when speech recognition is missing, Kincrest asks you to type.
Kid accounts can use voice too. Bills, budget, and other parent-only changes stay with parents.
- Calendar“Add soccer Tuesday at 5”
- Chores“Add chore feed the dog for Leo worth 10 points”
- Meals“Plan dinners this week”
- Groceries“Add milk to the grocery list”
Household
Made for couples and kids
Kids have their own role
Kid accounts can use the calendar, chores, and meals. Points sit on chores so a finished job is visible to the household.
Money stays with parents
Bills, budget, and the password vault are parent-only in the app. A kid who asks about money by voice is told to ask a parent.
Phones
iPhone and Android
Kincrest is a web app. Open the beta in Safari or Chrome, then add it to the home screen. Parents and kids can mix iPhone and Android in the same household.
Offline changes stay on that phone and sync when the connection is back, when the household is using cloud sync.
Home screen
The beta can be installed from the browser. The in-app Glance view is the widget board. Home-screen widgets for a store app are not part of this beta.
The beta is invite-only inside the app. This website’s contact form is the waitlist for people who want a note when upgrades open.
Start here
Use the free beta. Upgrade on this site.
Plus is $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year. Crest is $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year. Checkout links are empty until Stripe Payment Links are added, so the upgrade buttons currently join the beta waitlist.