kith
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A personal memory for people

The people
you carry.

Talk about the people in your life the way you’d tell a friend. Kith keeps the names, the small details, and who knows whom — so the next time you meet, you remember.

One email when it’s ready. Nothing else.

Before you meet Thu · 7:30 pm

Nisha Rao

Also “Nish” · college friend

  • NewStarted pottery classes in September — ask how the wheel is going.
  • FamilyHer brother Dev moves to Pune in March.
  • Last seenThe bookshop on Church Street, three weeks ago.
An example brief. Every name here is invented.

How it works

No forms. No fields.
Just say what you remember.

  1. 1

    Talk

    After dinner, on the walk home, in the car. Say it the way it happened.

    “Ran into Nisha at the bookshop. She’s started pottery, and her brother Dev is moving to Pune in March.”
  2. 2

    Kith remembers

    It works out who was there, what’s new, and how everyone connects. You never pick a field.

    • Nishamet
    • Started potteryinterest
    • Devher brother · not met
    • Moving to PuneMarch
  3. 3

    Walk in prepared

    Before you see someone, ask. You get the few things that matter — enough to ask the right question.

    “What do I know about Nisha?”

Kith & kin

Kin is the family you’re given. Kith is everyone else who’s yours.

Friends, neighbours, the colleague you actually like, the cousin’s friend you keep running into. The part of your life that grows, drifts and comes back — and the part that’s easiest to lose.

  • People

    Everyone you mention — even the ones you’ve only heard about.

  • Moments

    The catch-up, the wedding, the birthday — and who was there together.

  • Relationships

    Who knows whom. The friend of a friend who’s two steps from what you need.

  • You

    At the centre, carrying all of it.

Coming later

See the whole map.

Who knows whom, who you haven’t mentioned in a while, and the friend of a friend who’s two steps from what you need — all drawn around you.

In the works Tara Ishaan Zoya Arjun Leela Omar Sana Vikram Neha Mum Nisha Dev Meera Kabir
A preview. Every name here is invented.

Quiet rules

Built to remember, not to judge.

You talk. It sorts.
You’ll never be asked which box something belongs in.
No homework.
Nothing to confirm after every note. When Kith is unsure it keeps the detail anyway, and asks later — all at once, when you feel like it.
It never keeps score.
Kith won’t guess whether someone likes you back, or rate a friendship. It remembers. The conclusions are yours.
Your memory, not ours.
Export everything, any time. Delete anything, any time. Kith never sells what you tell it, and never trains a model on it. How that works today.

Be one of the first.

Kith is being built slowly and carefully, by one person, for the people in their own life. Leave your email and you’ll hear once — when it’s ready for yours.

We keep your email and nothing else.