Calendar
A shared family calendar with one-time and repeating events. Birthdays and anniversaries sit beside it. The beta can import an .ics file and send events out to Google Calendar or Apple Calendar.
Features
Prices and upgrade buttons are on the pricing page. A teal tag is in the current beta. An amber tag is part of that paid plan and is not in the beta yet.
A shared family calendar with one-time and repeating events. Birthdays and anniversaries sit beside it. The beta can import an .ics file and send events out to Google Calendar or Apple Calendar.
Assign a chore to someone in the household, with points, on a daily or weekly repeat. Mark it done from the list or by voice.
Parents invite people with a one-time code. The new person joins with their own email and password. The beta inside the app is invite-only.
The mic lives in the bottom bar on every screen. Commands cover the calendar, chores, meals, groceries, and opening a screen. You can type the same phrases. Speech recognition depends on the browser.
Each of the next seven days has breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks. Plan the empty slots you choose. Diet and dislike settings are for parents. This free meal board is separate from Plus recipe import and grocery totals.
Kincrest works offline. Changes stay on that phone and sync when the connection returns. App lock is a 4–6 digit PIN, plus Face ID, Touch ID, or fingerprint when the device has a platform authenticator.
$4.99 a month or $49.99 a year. Yearly saves $9.89 compared with twelve monthly payments.
Plus includes ongoing two-way sync with Google and Apple calendars. The beta today imports an .ics file and can export events. It does not yet keep the calendars in two-way sync.
Track bills, due dates, and paid status, and compare spending with a monthly plan by category. Parents edit the budget. Kid accounts do not see it.
Save a receipt with a merchant, amount, date, and category. A receipt can be tagged for taxes, which Crest then gathers into a yearly list.
Paste a recipe card or recipe data, review the draft, and save it. Cook-for scales portions from the original yield. Grocery totals cover every planned meal in the next seven days. Kincrest does not fetch arbitrary recipe websites for you.
The password vault is for parents. The app requires the PIN or biometric lock first. Entries are encrypted on the phone before they sync, and kid accounts cannot open the vault. Logins can be shared with the parents in the household.
The today screen can surface a bill that is due or overdue, a category ahead of pace, a birthday in the next week, and the Sunday check-in. Money nudges are hidden from kid accounts.
A short weekly pass: last week’s goal, the coming week on the calendar, nearby bills, budget pace, and one goal for the new week. Kid accounts skip the money steps.
Glance is the widget view inside the app: today, budget, the next bill, the next birthday, and chores left. Home-screen widgets for a store version are not in this beta.
$9.99 a month or $99.99 a year, marked Best value. Yearly saves $19.89 compared with twelve monthly payments. Crest includes everything in Plus.
Receipts marked tax-related roll into a year list with a total by category. You can share that list with a preparer. Kincrest does not give tax advice.
Benefits is part of Crest. The beta marks it coming soon, so there is no benefits screen to use yet.
The debt planner is part of Crest. The beta marks it coming soon, so there is no debt planner to use yet.
Crest includes an AI assistant in addition to the free voice commands. It is not in the current beta, so this site does not describe answers it cannot give yet.
Voice commands on the free plan are a fixed phrase list in the app. That is separate from the Crest AI assistant.