No tiers, no monthly bill. Your plan ends up as printed paper in your drawer: if we disappeared tomorrow, your family would still have everything. Keeping it current is optional, and nothing disappears if you stop.
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Find out where your family actually stands: the honest count of what’s recorded, what’s known but not written down, and what nobody knows yet, across people, money, legal, health and what happens when the time comes.
Prepare
$79 once. That’s it.
Your family’s permanent home for the plan, with the Vault keeping the important documents attached to it, and the two printables your family will actually use.
Optional, later: stay current, $39/year. An annual review, stale-answer flags and fresh reprints as life changes. Stop anytime; nothing disappears.
Prepare isn’t switched on yet. Kin is in early access, so everything above is free today and nobody is being charged. We’ll say so clearly, well before that changes.
Your family’s plan belongs to your family. Not to Kin.
We charge for the work of making and maintaining the plan, never for access to your own information. Print everything, any time, on any plan.
No. The brief is a preparation document for your attorney. It isn’t a will, a trust, or legal advice. It makes the attorney meeting shorter, cheaper and better.
You start alone, and most people do. Nobody else sees anything until you invite them, and when you do, you set what each person can see section by section: money, health, documents. Change it whenever you like.
The private free-text (the answers in someone’s own words, where the spare keys are, where a login is kept) is encrypted so that even our database can’t read it. The plain structure (that an account exists, that a will exists) stays readable, because that’s what lets us show you the picture. We never sell information.
Nothing, for your family. The brief and the packet are printed paper in your drawer and your attorney’s file. They don’t depend on our servers or on anyone finding your login.
No. Every upload attaches to its place in the picture: the will to the will record, the statement to the account, so nobody is hunting through a folder of scans trying to work out what’s what.
It’s what we’re building next. Upload a will, trust or POA and Kin will read it against what your family recorded: who’s named, what’s titled where, what’s changed since it was signed. Then flag what disagrees. You and your attorney decide. Kin proposes, never rewrites. It isn’t live yet, and we’d rather say so than show you findings we invented.
Nothing disappears. The plan and the documents you made are yours. You just stop getting the annual review, the stale-answer flags and fresh reprints. Rejoin whenever life changes.