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A home built for AI.

We're building Kin as a graph-native foundation for AI to understand your work and act under your rules.

Free for 5 connections and 2 AI appsNo card needed

The graph is the foundation
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FunctionBooking rule

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Code and its connections, versioned together. A repository example, not a live account graph.

The foundation

The connections belong in the environment.

AI often enters a workspace built for people and has to work out where everything belongs. Kin starts by making the relationships part of the record.

Available today · code · Public beta

Work from a semantic repository.

Kin versions supported code entities, their recorded connections and change history together. The graph is the repository model, not a separate search index beside it.

Explore how Kin works →

Available today · accounts

Act under rules you control.

Connect work accounts, then decide which actions run, wait for you or stay blocked. Use those rules from AI apps that support remote MCP connections.

See the account workflow →

A single hosted graph joining code, accounts and every action is still a direction we're building toward.

Works with AI apps that can add a remote MCP server, including

  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Cursor
  • VS Code
  • Codex
  • Gemini CLI

How it works

Set it up once. Use it from the AI apps you already have.

Three steps, then every AI app you add follows the rules you already set.

1

Connect your accounts once.

Pick GitHub, Notion, Linear, Jira and more from the directory, or add any MCP server by its address. Sign in once, and label accounts so Work and Personal stay apart.

The Add a connection directory in Kin: Notion, GitHub, Linear and Context7 to start, then work trackers such as Jira, monday.com, ClickUp, Todoist and Airtable.
2

Choose what each action may do.

Set Allow, Ask me or Block for each account and action. Make a whole account read-only in one step, or limit a whole AI app.

The rules for a GitHub account in Kin: reading actions allowed, opening and merging pull requests set to Ask me, deleting a file blocked.
3

Add one address to your AI apps.

Paste your Kin address into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or another app that can add a remote MCP server, then sign in. Each app gets its own access, and you can remove one without touching the others.

The AI apps page in Kin: Claude, Codex, Cursor and ChatGPT, each with its own access, and the one address they connect to.

Example request

Claude wants to create an issue

Account: Work Linear

Title
Review the onboarding flow
Priority
Normal
Status
Waiting for your approval

Approve once · Always allow this action · Deny

Illustration of a request, not an active approval.

Ask me

See the exact request before it runs.

When an action is set to Ask me, it waits. Your AI app gives you a link to Kin, you check what it wants to do, and your approval runs that one request.

Waits
Nothing reaches the service until you approve.
Runs once
An approval covers only the request you saw.
Expires
A request nobody answers expires after an hour.
Recorded
Activity shows which AI app asked, the account, the action and the outcome.

Security

What Kin holds, and what it doesn't.

Your rules are checked on Kin's server at the moment an AI app tries something, so they don't depend on the AI choosing to follow them.

Enforced outside the AI

Allow runs right away, Ask me waits for you, and Block is refused before anything reaches the service.

Keys encrypted, kept apart

Sign-in keys and tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM, and the encryption key is kept apart from the database.

Requests pass through

Kin handles requests and results to run your actions. Pending approvals and large results may be held temporarily and encrypted; Activity keeps a record of what happened.

Your data isn't the product

We don't sell your data or use it to train models. Stripe handles cards, and we never see card numbers.

The honest limit: Kin governs only the actions that go through it, and it can't stop an AI app from being misled by text it reads.What Kin holds

Pricing

Start free. Pay when you need more room.

Allow, Ask me and Block work on both plans. Pro raises the limits on connections, AI apps and actions.

Free

$0forever

For trying Kin with a few accounts. No card needed.

  • 5 connections
  • 2 AI apps
  • 1,000 actions a month
  • Allow, Ask me and Block, and the activity log
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Pro

7-day free trial
$19a month, or $190 a year

For everyday use across your accounts and AI apps. Card required for the trial.

  • 25 connections
  • 20 AI apps
  • 50,000 actions a month
  • Cancel anytime in Billing; cancel in the trial and you pay nothing
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Pro: $1 today for month one. Then $19/month. No free trial with this offer. Monthly plan only, for new eligible customers. Renews automatically until you cancel. Cannot be combined with another offer.See the $1 offer
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Questions

Are Gmail and Google Drive supported?

Full Gmail and Drive access is invite-only while Google verification is pending. Check the connection directory for currently available actions.

Where we're going

An environment AI can understand, with a person in charge.

Our ambition is a home that different agents can enter and understand, with relationships, permissions and history built into the environment.

That broader environment is a direction for Kin. Kernel and hardware work are future ambitions, not products available today.

Start with one account and one rule.

Connect GitHub, Notion or Linear, set one action to Ask me, and try it from the AI app you already use.

Free for 5 connections and 2 AI apps. No card needed.