Kinlily: Family Tree & Voice

Kinlily is where your family's voice is kept. Speak a memory and it is saved. Add the people it belongs to, and a family tree grows around your stories — with the recipes, the places and the voices that made you. RECORD YOUR LIFE, OUT LOUD Journal by voice or by typing. Talk for a minute on the way home and it is transcribed, dated and kept. BUILD YOUR FAMILY TREE Add parents, grandparents, children and cousins, with photos, dates and life stories. Invite relatives to join, and the tree grows from every side of the family at once. LIFE NOTES Give each person a dated timeline: the year they moved, the house they grew up in, the story only they can tell. Keep a note private, share it with one person, or open it to the whole family. ASK LILY Ask about your family in plain words — "how is Anita related to me?", "where did my grandparents live?" — and get answers drawn only from your own tree, with a small tree drawn right into the answer. HEAR IT IN THEIR VOICE With clear consent, create a voice from a short recording — your own, or a relative's who agrees. Then hear a story read aloud in the voices of the people in it, like a family radio play, with a soft music bed underneath. STORIES FROM YOUR MEMORIES Turn recent journal entries into a warm short story about your family, and listen to it narrated. FAMILY RECIPES Type a recipe, speak it, or photograph a handwritten card and let Kinlily read it. Credit the person who first made it and add it to your family's archive. YOUR VOICE THROUGH THE YEARS Record how you sound at every age, and play your life back as one continuous montage. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your journals, notes and recordings are encrypted and yours. Voice creation always sits behind an explicit consent step, and you decide, person by person, who may hear or use your voice. Kinlily speaks English, Spanish, German, Chinese, Hindi, Portuguese, Dutch, French, Korean and Japanese — so a grandparent can answer in their own language. Kinlily Premium unlocks unlimited stories, multi-voice narration and the full family archive.