A quiet place to stay close to the people you love.
Kinreva is a small, private journal for the people who matter — a note after a call, a gentle reminder before the next one. It isn't a CRM, and there's nothing here to keep up with.
Your people
Three small moments. That's the whole app.
Choose your people
Start with one or two — the ones you think about on the walk home. A parent, an old friend, your neighbor. That's plenty.
A gentle nudge, sometimes
When it's been a while, Kinreva mentions it — quietly, and never with guilt.
The moment after a call
After you hang up with someone close, Kinreva quietly asks if anything's worth remembering. A line or two is enough — her knee, his trip, the name of the new dog.
A ten-second glance, and you're caught up.
When you're about to call, Kinreva shows the last few notes and what's coming up in their life — so you can ask about the appointment, remember the trip, say happy birthday on the day.
Reminders here aren't tasks. Life events pass on their own; the little circle is for the things you wanted to do — try it.
Before you call
The things Kinreva will never have.
Most relationship apps borrow their bones from sales software — pipelines, scores, things falling behind. Kinreva is built like a well-worn notebook by the phone instead. People aren't tasks, so nothing here can be late.
Everything lives on your phone.
No account, no cloud, no tracking. What you write about the people you love belongs to you — export it whenever you like, or delete everything, and it's gone.
Kinreva never sees your notes. There's no server for them to live on.