Parents
Shots, sick days, growth checks, and the allergy the school keeps asking about.
Text it. Kinjay remembers.
Your family’s health, one text away.
Kinjay keeps your whole family’s health details in one place. Text it Mom’s blood pressure, your daughter’s flu shot, or the cream the doctor gave you, and it’s saved to the right person. Need it later? Just ask.
On a computer? Text (737) 429-4452 from your iPhone.
- No app to download
- Works in the messages app you already have
Kinjay
Today 8:10 AM
Hey Jay, record Mum’s BP as 150/70 for today.
BP recorded for Mum today, Oct 15.
What’s the cream the doctor gave Emma?
Hydrocortisone 1%, added Sep 2. Twice a day for 7 days.
When’s Mom’s next appointment?
Tuesday, Oct 20 at 10:40 AM with Dr. Patel at Lakeside Heart Center.
Text Message
Sound familiar?
Someone in the family remembers everything. It’s usually you.
The dose that changed. The shot that’s due. The number the doctor asked about last time. It all lives in your head, a few photos, and a drawer of papers.
Your brother
What dose is Dad on now?
The clinic
When was his last tetanus shot?
School nurse
Does Emma have any allergies?
With Kinjay, the answer is one text away.
How it works
If you can send a text, you can use Kinjay.
There’s no app to download and nothing new to learn. Kinjay works right inside the messages app already on your phone.
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Text it
Write the way you’d text a friend. No forms, no menus, no special words.
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Kinjay saves it
It goes on the right person’s record, and Kinjay texts back so you know it’s done.
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Ask for it back
Ask in plain words, whenever you need it. The answer comes back by text.
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See it all, anytime
Want the full picture? Sign in on the web with the number you text from, and everything is there, laid out for each person.
What you can text
Here’s what you can text Kinjay.
Tell it something new to save, or ask about something you saved before. Medicines, shots, appointments, allergies, readings and doctors all work.
Medicines
Dad started metformin 500mg, twice a day
Added to Dad’s medicines.
Vaccinations
Emma had her flu shot today
Saved to Emma’s vaccinations, Oct 15.
Appointments
Mom’s dentist is next Thursday at 3
Added: Mom, dentist, Thu Oct 22 at 3:00 PM.
Allergies
Is Emma allergic to anything?
Emma’s allergies: penicillin (rash).
Readings
What was Mom’s weight last month?
Mom on Sep 12: 151 lb.
Doctors
Who’s Dad’s doctor?
Dr. Miller at Riverside Family Practice.
Who it’s for
For whoever keeps track in your family.
Looking after a parent
Their medicines, appointments, and the readings the doctor wants to see.
Yourself
Your own history, ready the next time a new doctor asks.
Already chatting with Kinjay?
See everything you’ve texted, all in one place.
Sign in on the web with the same number you text Kinjay from. Your readings, lab results, medicines, appointments and documents are already there, laid out for each person.
Sign in with your number
Kinjay sends an SMS code to that number. No password needed.
New here? Text Kinjay to get started.
Plans
Plans for your household
Plans are per household; shared Credits reset each UTC calendar month.
FREE
Free
$0always
- 50 shared Credits each month
- 10 stored documents
- 20 MB total storage
- Up to 20 MB per document
MORE ROOM
Kinjay Plus
$9.99per month
or $99.90 per year
- 300 shared Credits each month
- 250 stored documents
- 1 GB total storage
- Up to 20 MB per document
Your information
Your family’s details, kept with care.
We don’t sell your family’s health data.
Private to your account
Your family’s records live in your own signed-in account. Nothing else connects to them unless you approve it.
You check before anything is saved
When Kinjay reads a lab report, you review every number first. Nothing goes on a chart until you say so.
Every number has a source
Results stay linked to the report they came from, so you can always check the original.
Records, not medical advice
Kinjay keeps and finds your information. It doesn’t diagnose or tell you what to do. That’s for your doctor.
Bring your own agent
Your records, with the agent you choose.
Ask an agent that supports remote MCP and OAuth to connect. It can discover Kinjay's connection instructions here, then let you sign in and approve access in your browser.
Tell your agent
“Connect to Kinjay.”
Approval gives household-wide access, including people added later. There is no read-only or per-person choice. Disconnecting stops future access but cannot recall copies your agent provider retains. Report-derived proposals need your review; Kinjay does not provide medical advice.
Questions
Good to know.
Let Jay take care
of your kin.
Kin means family. A blue jay hides thousands of acorns every fall and remembers where it put them. Put the two together and you get Kinjay: one place that keeps track of your family’s health details, so you don’t have to.
On a computer? Text (737) 429-4452 from your iPhone.