Family + Kin + Connected. The private place where your whole family comes back together: your directory, your tree, your photo archive, and the reunion you're planning.
Invite-only · Private by design · No ads, ever

Every family has a shoebox. Photos nobody labeled. An aunt who knows every face in them — and no one has written it down.
Cousins who have never met. A cousin's new baby you found out about from someone else's post. Four hundred phone numbers scattered across six phones, and half of them wrong.
The reunion comes around every few years, someone exhausts themselves pulling it off, and then the family drifts again until the next one. It doesn't have to work like that.
A living directory and a real family tree, kept up to date by the people in it. Not a static chart someone drew once in 2009 — a map of who's who that everybody can reach.
One archive the whole family builds together. Everyone uploads what they have, tags who's in it, and the stories get written down while the people who know them are still here to tell you.






This is the part no other family app does. Everything the organizer is currently doing in a spreadsheet, a group text, and their own head — in one place, so it isn't all sitting on one person.
FamKinnected started as one family's tool — a hundred and twenty-five people across six living generations, spread over five states, trying to stay a family between reunions. Every feature here exists because that family needed it, used it, and told us when it didn't work.
It worked for the family. Now it's open to your family too.
Addresses. Birthdays. Children's faces. We know exactly what we're asking you to trust us with, so here's precisely how it's held.
Separation between families isn't a setting we can misconfigure — it's enforced in the database itself, on every single read and write. A person outside your family cannot query your family's rows. There's no toggle for it because there's no path around it.
Nobody stumbles onto your family. There's no public profile, no discovery, no "people you may know." Someone in your family invites a person by name, or that person doesn't exist here.
Your family isn't the product and your relatives aren't an audience segment. Nobody is buying access to your photos, your addresses, or the fact that your mother's birthday is Sunday.
Nobody has to wait for relatives to sign up first. One person sets it up, and everyone else gets a link.
Name your family, choose your plan, and set up your account. You're the first one in — the one who brings everyone else.
Upload the spreadsheet you already have — the one from the last reunion. It becomes your directory and the start of your tree in a few minutes. No retyping 125 people.
They open it, see their own family, and add what only they have: their photos, their branch, their memories. Then it stops being your project and starts being the family's.
Want to see it first? Get a demo and we'll walk you through it.
Not per person. Not a maze of tiers. One subscription covers everyone you invite — a dozen relatives or two hundred — for as long as your family keeps coming back.
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Get FamKinnectedOne person pays — whoever sets the family up. Everyone else just joins.
Thousands of photos. Hundreds of stories. One family — and the reunion that brings them all back into the same room.
Invitation only · One subscription for the whole family