Why we built KinNest

Because in most homes, only one person knows where everything is.

The accounts, the policies, the papers, the gold — when something happens to that person, the family is left searching. KinNest exists so that what one person knows reaches the whole family.

The problem, in numbers

What "no one knew" costs families.

₹86,917 crore
sits unclaimed with Indian banks alone (RBI, June 2026)
3–12 months
what a claim can take when no nominee is registered
~15 days
when a nominee is registered and the family knows where to go
Who builds it

A small, independent Indian studio.

Built for our own family first

KinNest started with our own homes — the same scattered accounts, the same one person who knows. The first record it protects is ours.

No investors, no ads

The subscription is how we earn. No one pushes us to grow fast, sell data, or show ads. That is what lets us keep a promise with no end date.

Built for wherever you live

One catalog of the things people actually own, wherever they own them — property, pensions, insurance, bank accounts, gold, crypto. Each entry says where it is, so a holding abroad sits beside the one down the road and your family reads one list, not two. What you write stays in your words.

Nothing lost, for generations.

That's the whole motto. KinNest succeeds when families never lose what belongs to them.

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