KinHealth
Free for your family · India-first

Understand everymedical documentyour family gets.

Scan a prescription or lab report. Kin Health explains it in plain language, sets the reminders, and remembers the history — for everyone you care for.

  • English · हिन्दी · தமிழ் · Bahasa
  • Doctor-reviewed
  • DPDP-compliant · India-hosted

3 meds understood

Amma · Today

Here's what Dr. Menon prescribed,
in plain words.

  • Metformin · 500 mg

    Twice a day, after meals

    Helps her body use blood sugar better.

  • Atorvastatin · 10 mg

    Once a day, at bedtime

    Lowers bad cholesterol.

  • Thyronorm · 50 mcg

    Once a day, before breakfast

    Keeps her thyroid balanced.

Reminders set for all three.Next: Metformin, 8:30 pm

The questions every family caregiver lives with

Where’s mom’s last HbA1c?

Three labs, two years, no single place to look.

In Kin · HbA1c · Amma

6.8Mar 23
7.0Jan 24
7.4Apr 24

Up 0.4 in 3 months · worth a chat with Dr. Menon

What did the cardiologist actually say?

The consult was seven minutes. The discharge sheet is seven pages.

In plain words · Cardiology

“LVEF 55%. Continue statin. Mod. exercise. Review OPD 6w.”

decoded

Heart pumping strength is normal.

  • · Continue atorvastatin at night
  • ·Walk 30 min daily
  • · Follow up in 6 weeks

Did dad take his evening pill?

A thousand kilometres away, a question you can’t easily answer.

Appa · Today

06:0012:0024:00

Atorvastatin · 20:12

Evening dose · just now

Taken

Healthcare in India and Southeast Asia happens at the family level. One adult child juggles a parent's cardiologist, an endocrinologist, three labs, and a shoebox of paper. We built Kin Health for them.

Built for families

One account.Every kin.

Manage your own health, your parents' health, your kids' vaccinations — from one phone. Share a profile with your sibling abroad. Print an emergency card before a hospital visit. Let dad keep using his own phone while you see whether he took his pills.

  • Shared profiles

    Mom's profile, visible to both adult children. No more WhatsApp forwards of prescription photos.

  • Longitudinal timeline

    Every document, chronological. HbA1c from 2022 next to the report from last week.

  • Emergency card

    Current meds, allergies, conditions — one tap, printable, shareable. For the ER or a new doctor.

Family

Today
A

Amma

Metformin · evening dose due

Due
A

Appa

Atorvastatin · taken at 8:12

Done
Y

You

Thyronorm · taken at 7:00

Done

New lab report · Amma

HbA1c is 7.4 — up from 7.0 three months ago.

Worth a chat with Dr. Menon at the next visit.

Emergency card

5 active meds · 2 allergies · Type 2 Diabetes

What you can scan

Two documents at launch.More as we grow.

We stay focused on what we can do well. Every document type goes through clinical review before it ships.

Available at launch

.01

Prescriptions

Handwritten or printed. Every drug decoded — what it treats, how to take it, what to watch for. Cross-checked against a curated drug database, not an LLM guessing.

Scanned · 1.8 s

  • Metformin · 500 mg

    1-0-1 · after meals

  • Atorvastatin · 10 mg

    0-0-1 · at bedtime

.02

Lab reports

CBC, lipid, HbA1c, thyroid, LFT, KFT, and more. Plain-language explanation of each value with the reference range, and a trend graph when you have multiple reports.

HbA1c · Amma

7.4

↑ 0.4

Above target (< 7.0) · 3 readings tracked

Coming soon

Discharge summaries

The multi-page hospital document, broken into meds, follow-ups, and warning signs.

Imaging reports

X-ray, USG, CT, MRI.

Vaccination records

For kids and adults.

Consultation notes

Transcribed and summarised with your consent.

How it works

Three things,done properly.

  1. 01

    Scan

    Snap the prescription or lab report. Upload a PDF if the hospital sent one. Handwritten works too.

  2. 02

    Understand

    A plain-language explanation of every drug, every test, every instruction — in English, Hindi, Tamil, Bahasa, and more.

  3. 03

    Remember & share

    Reminders that actually fire. Trends across years. One timeline the whole family can see. An emergency card in one tap.

Trust & safety

The bright lineswe won’t cross.

Health apps fail at the moment a user loses trust. These are the commitments we've made to ourselves before writing any code.

Information, not medical advice

We explain what a doctor has written. We never prescribe, diagnose, or suggest medicines. Your doctor stays in the loop.

India-hosted, DPDP-compliant

Your family's data lives on servers in India. We design to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, from day one.

Doctor-reviewed content

A panel of registered medical practitioners reviews every explanation template before it reaches a user.

Zero-retention AI

When we use large language models, we use enterprise tiers that don't retain or train on your documents.

No pharma ads, ever

We don't sell medicine and we don't take money from companies that do. Your trust is the product.

Your data, your export

Download everything — or delete everything — from within the app. No support ticket, no waiting.

Pricing

Start free.Pay only when it’sworth paying for.

Solo

Free, forever

For managing your own health.

  • Scan prescriptions and lab reports
  • Plain-language explanations in your language
  • Medication reminders and adherence log
  • Your own longitudinal timeline
  • Full data export, any time

Family

Free during beta

For managing your whole kin.

  • Everything in Solo, for up to six profiles
  • Share profiles across family members
  • Trend graphs across years
  • One-tap emergency card
  • Priority clinical-safety support

Common questions

The honest answers.

Does Kin Health prescribe medicines or diagnose conditions?

No. We explain what your doctor has written and help you keep track of it. We don't suggest medicines, diagnose conditions, or triage symptoms. For any of that, please see a registered medical practitioner.

Is my family's data safe?

Your data lives on servers in India. We're built to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. When we use AI, we use enterprise tiers that don't retain or train on your documents. You can export or delete everything from within the app.

Which languages do you support?

At launch: English, Hindi, and Tamil. Rolling out through v2: Bengali, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada, Gujarati, Malayalam, Punjabi — and then Bahasa Indonesia, Thai, Vietnamese, and Tagalog.

Can it read my doctor's handwriting?

Usually, yes — we combine specialised handwriting OCR with a curated drug database, so we cross-check every drug we extract. When we're not sure, we say so rather than guess.

Does it work with ABHA / ABDM?

ABDM integration is on the v2 roadmap. In v1, Kin Health works standalone — scan what you have, we'll take care of the rest.

When can I actually use it?

Create your account in under a minute. We're rolling out city by city — if we're not live where you are yet, we'll email you the moment we open up.

Ready when you are

Bring clarity toyour family’s health.

Prescriptions and lab reports — understood, remembered, and shared with the people who need to know. Takes a minute to set up.

Scanned

Metformin 500 mg

Twice a day, after meals

Helps her body use blood sugar better.

HbA1c · Amma

7.4

↑ from 7.0 · 3 mo ago

Evening · Appa

Atorvastatin · 8:00 pm