What Is Digital Kidnapping? A Guide for Worried Parents
What digital kidnapping is, how it has happened to real families, and the simple habits that keep a child's photos out of strangers' hands.
A quiet feed for the people you love. No likes. No comments. No sharing. No algorithm. Just photos, between you and your family.
Tap + on the phone to post a photo
What's left? The photo. The people in it. The day it was taken. That is enough.
Open the app and you see the people you love, exactly as they posted. Nothing promoted, nothing suggested, no top posts.
The Family tab shows the dates that matter, automatically. Today's birthdays, upcoming weddings, days you remember.
Generations laid out clearly. Tap anyone to see their photos, their dates, their place in the family.
Manage your group with simple tools. Invite your mom, uncle, nephew or even the in-laws as admins!
See your family in numbers: generations, ages, who's been photographed most. A quiet portrait of the people in your circle.
Kinfeed is built for the rooms your family lives in: your pocket, your living room screen, and soon, the wall.
Capture a moment. It's on every family member's feed before you've put your phone down.
Cast the family feed to any AirPlay-compatible screen. A slow rotation of today's life, no captions, no chrome.
A standalone, high-quality Kinfeed photo frame. Slow dwells, no chrome, made for the wall.


Build your family tree and keep track of your family history. Tap anyone to see their place.
Birthdays, weddings, memory days. They show up on the day, in the feed and on the frame.
Photos drop off the feed after their time. Kinfeed is a window, not an archive.
One with the closest, one with the extended, one with your in-laws (if they behave, of course).
Want to send the same picture to your family + your in-laws? Easy. Pick the groups, post once.
Manage your group with simple tools. Invite your mom, uncle, nephew or even the in-laws as admins!
Turn birthdays, weddings, member requests and new photos on or off. Each on its own, per group.
One code per group. Rotate it anytime. No public profiles, no discovery.
Name, email, photo. That's it. No phone number, no birthday required, no friend graph.
Owners create a group and share a private group code. Everyone else just types it in. No follow requests, no friend lists.
Open camera. Take a photo. It's on every family member's feed. That's the entire posting flow.
Kinfeed is a lovely, safe and simple way to keep the family up to date – whatever your age, and however comfortable you are with technology. Little glimpses of everyday life make us feel closer to each other, without taking up time or needing many words. It’s amazing how much of a difference these small updates make to closeness, contact and keeping up with each other as a family.
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We are two brothers from Norway. We grew up in the same house, moved out, started families of our own, and watched the apps our parents joined to keep up with us turn into ad machines.
Kinfeed is the app we wanted for ourselves. We build it the Norwegian way: slowly, honestly, with the kind of design where grandma lands on the right screen without asking anyone. Long winters and quiet trust. That is the product.
No investors are telling us to grow faster. No ad model is telling us to keep you scrolling. Just the photo, the people in it, and the day it was taken.
Tom EgillTerje OttoDadKinfeed is a closed-circle photo feed for your family. You post a photo, and it shows up for the people in your family group. No likes, no comments, no sharing, no algorithm, no ads.
Soon. Kinfeed is coming to the App Store and Google Play, and we will not ship it before it is ready. The articles section is the best place to follow progress.
Kinfeed is free during beta, with unlimited family groups and no card required. There will never be ads. Any pricing after beta will be announced well before it applies.
Only the members of the group you post to. There are no public profiles, no search and no discovery. People join a group with a private code that the group owner can rotate at any time.
There is no share button, no public link and no export to other apps. What is posted stays inside the family circle.
Create your profile, start a family group, and invite the people who matter. Beta is free, with as many groups as you'd like.
Notes on families, photos and the software that gets between them.
What digital kidnapping is, how it has happened to real families, and the simple habits that keep a child's photos out of strangers' hands.
Why a chronological photo feed, not an algorithm, is the better way to keep and share a family's everyday photos, memories, and ordinary days.
Comparing WhatsApp, Facebook groups, and iCloud against a private family photo sharing app built only for photos, with no compression or ad business.