Privacy
A plain-language overview of how KinBrief treats family care coordination data during prelaunch.
This is a prelaunch placeholder, not final legal advice.
What KinBrief is
KinBrief is a family care coordination workspace. Families may use it to organize notes, tasks, weekly care briefs, timelines, family members, and documents for an aging parent.
KinBrief is not a medical provider, medical device, or clinical decision support tool.
Information you may add
Users may add account information, care circle details, care recipient profile details, notes, tasks, weekly briefs, timeline events, family member roles, and document metadata.
Documents may include files such as insurance cards, medication lists, doctor notes, discharge papers, IDs, or power of attorney documents. Only add information your care circle should have access to.
AI processing
KinBrief may process notes or readable document text with an AI provider to prepare summaries or suggested follow-ups. Suggestions must be reviewed before they become tasks.
AI output is for family coordination only. Health-related questions should be confirmed with a doctor or care team.
Document storage
Documents are stored in a private document vault. Viewing and downloading uses short-lived secure links rather than public file URLs.
KinBrief should not be used as the only storage location for important legal, financial, or health documents.
Sharing
Family summaries are user-controlled exports. If you copy or share a summary into email, WhatsApp, text, or another tool, that external tool handles the copy after it leaves KinBrief.
Only share care updates with people who should receive them.
Deletion and export
Data deletion and export controls are planned as the product matures. During prelaunch, contact the KinBrief team for help with account or workspace data questions.
Contact placeholder: hello@kinbrief.com.
