About
Why Kinosaic exists
One place for the people, the photographs and the stories a family wants to keep.
A 3-minute read
The problem
A family history usually lives in four places at once. A box of photographs, one relative who remembers all the names, a group chat that scrolls away, and a spreadsheet somebody started and stopped.
Kinosaic is one place to put it, so the next person who asks does not have to start again.
What Kinosaic is
One workspace per family, holding the people, the relationships, the photographs and the stories. It is quiet, it belongs to the family that builds it, and it is meant to still be useful in forty years.
Who is behind it
Kinosaic is built and operated by Nathan, its founder, working alone.
Read the details
The documents that govern all of this are versioned, dated, and written to be read.
- Privacy Policy
- What we collect, who can see it, how to delete it
- Terms of Service
- The rules for using Kinosaic, including how disputes are handled
- For parents
- How children’s accounts and consent work