Kindo, plainly
Common questions, answered plainly.
A short guide to shared family care, reviewable drafts, privacy, and what stays in your hands.
Frequently asked questions
What is Kindo?
Kindo is the family care assistant that coordinates appointments, medications, notes, documents, and family updates—so everyone can see what matters and what happens next.
Who is Kindo for?
It is built for the primary family caregiver. You can invite relatives, aides, and the care recipient with the roles and permissions you control.
How does it help after a hospital discharge?
Record the change, assign the next task, and keep acknowledgment visible. The same handoff pattern works during other major care changes.
How does Kindo use AI?
Kindo prepares appointment briefs, refill reminders, weekly digests, and paperwork summaries for human review. Consequential actions wait for your approval.
How does privacy work?
You choose who can see each record. Access is role-based, activity is logged, and you can revoke a care-team member's access at any time.
Is Kindo a medical or emergency service?
No. Kindo supports family coordination and documentation. For medical advice or emergencies, contact a clinician or emergency services.
What does "HIPAA-ready" mean?
Kindo includes access controls, audit logging, encryption, and role-based permissions. Compliance depends on your configuration, contracts, and applicable requirements.