Home, School, Grandma's, the field. KinLink reports in the names you gave, and the map gets more valuable every week you use it.
Free at launch. No credit card. iOS, November 15, 2026.
The core idea
A live pin tells you where someone is right now. To understand it, you have to already know what that spot is, so you open the map and squint.
KinLink flips it. You name the Places that matter, and the app reports in those names. That growing network is the Places Mesh.
A live-dot app
KinLink
Same moment, two notifications. One of them you already understand.
Over time
You never build it all at once. It fills in as part of using the app.
Start with Home. Add School. Even a handful of Places is useful on day one.
When a Check-in comes from somewhere new, one tap turns that spot into a named Place.
Over weeks, the mesh becomes the real geography of your family's life. Your street map, not a generic one.
"Jayden arrived at Soccer Field" means something. "Jayden left the Library" tells you something real.
You add the first Places
Tap + on any Check-in. It becomes a Place.
Places real families add. It grows with every Check-in.
Your call
Not every Place needs to be on the Dependent's map. Mark one private and it still alerts you, quietly. And you choose which Places each Dependent is assigned to.
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Free · No credit card · Launching November 15 on iOS