Kinidhi is a private, AI-powered home for your family graph, oral histories, and the words you call each other in your mother tongue. Built so a grandmother and a grandchild can both use it — and meet there.
Grandmother and grandchild. Elder mode and gesture nav, side by side, on the same shared graph.
Telugu kinship terms — menamama, pinni, thatha — surfaced correctly with paternal, maternal, elder/younger nuance.
Your family's voices and faces stay inside your family. No public feed. No outside eyes. Ever.
The maker is a pure in-browser tool. Nothing you type is uploaded, stored, or shared — close the tab and your family's names are still only on your device.
Every person you add is labelled with the correct relationship — అమ్మ, నాన్న, బావ, వదిన, మరదలు — computed live from the tree, not guessed.
One tap exports a warm, heirloom-style picture — your family name, today's date, clean connecting lines. Made for the family WhatsApp group.
Like your tree? A free Kinidhi account turns it into a living family home — shared with relatives, with voice memories and AI-written biographies.
One long conversation with your parents. The AI keeps up, extracts every name, and asks the right next question.
Say "మా అమ్మ చెల్లి" or "my mother's sister" — both resolve to the same person. No translation tax.
Every extracted person is shown as a proposal first. You confirm with one tap. The graph stays clean.
Suresh arrived in Hyderabad in 1972 with ten rupees and a tin trunk. The story, told by his granddaughter Priya, places him on the platform of Secunderabad station — working nights, sleeping rough, waiting for the wife who would follow him a year later.
Across the twelve memories his family has shared, three themes recur: the train, the long wait, and the quiet endurance that those who knew him remember most.
Top-down for show, concentric generation bands for everyday work. Both real, both shipping. Pan, pinch, tap — the whole graph fits in your thumb.
Tap once, talk. Kinidhi transcribes the audio, finds the names of relatives, and quietly suggests them for your tree.
Photos, voice notes, comments — flowing in chronological order. No algorithm. No strangers. No ads.
An AI agent that writes one warm, nostalgic note for your family every morning — birthday reminders, a forgotten connection, a story worth retelling.
A new 5-question quiz every day, drawn from your tree and your shared memories. Everyone plays the same one.
The AI quietly weaves all the stories and memories about one person into a beautiful, evolving life-page.
WhatsApp them a link. When they tap it, they see the whole tree — already mapped from their point of view.
End-to-end protection on stories and photos. No public posts, ever. Your family is the only audience.
One toggle scales every font, every tap target, every contrast value. Voice input replaces typing. Telugu sits next to English on every screen. We tested with elders before we tested with anyone else.
Yes. The tree maker needs no account, no payment, and no install — open it in any browser, build your tree, and download the image. The full Kinidhi app is also free during beta.
No. The free tree maker runs entirely in your browser. An account is only needed when you want to keep the tree permanently, share it with relatives, and add voice memories and AI biographies.
In the free tree maker, nothing leaves your device — names are stored only in your own browser. In the app, your family's data lives in a private, access-controlled database; only members of your family can see it, and you can delete everything at any time.
Telugu has precise words for each relationship — మామయ్య (maternal uncle), పెదనాన్న (father's elder brother), వదిన, మరదలు, బావ. Kinidhi's kinship engine walks your actual family tree to compute the correct term for any two people, instead of guessing from labels.
Yes — one tap exports a framed, heirloom-style image with your family name and the date, sized for sharing on WhatsApp or printing.
That's who it's built for. Elder mode uses larger text and bigger touch targets, everything works by voice in Telugu or English, and stories can be told out loud instead of typed.
Free during beta. No ads inside your family's app — ever. Bring your parents and grandparents — we'll meet them where they are.