What is Kin?
Kin is a personal AI designed to support your private life. Built with semantic and episodic memory in mind, Kin helps you piece together your mental puzzles through each conversation, offering clearer guidance and support that seamlessly fits into both your professional and personal journeys.
Kin is built on a foundation of privacy and security. All data remains on your device, encrypted with a private key. This ensures that your personal thoughts are under your control, and not even the developers can access it without your specific permission.
Features
- Semantic and episodic memory: Kin remembers past conversations and learns from them.
- Private-key encryption: All data is encrypted and stays on the user's device.
- Get advice: Receive advice on how to approach tricky situations.
- Talk things through: Express feelings and gain clarity in a safe space.
- Get inspired: Generate ideas and receive personalized support.
- Navigate awkwardness: Prepare for tough conversations.
- Optimize time: Manage tasks and organize priorities.
Use Cases
- Getting advice on communication challenges
- Expressing feelings and gaining clarity on thoughts
- Generating ideas and finding inspiration
- Preparing for difficult conversations
- Managing tasks and optimizing time
- Journaling and reflection (work in progress)
- Setting and receiving personalized reminders
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