User input: "I need a desktop app!"

Kin's voice-first feature enables users to engage in natural conversations without the need for a traditional UI. Users can simply speak to Kin as if they were talking to a friend, receiving real-time guidance, feedback, and insights. This creates an intuitive, hands-free experience that blends seamlessly into their daily routine, whether they're commuting, working, or relaxing. It empowers users to focus on their thoughts and actions while Kin handles the interaction flow effortlessly.

Improve the organisation of the Kin's memories. Currently, they are extremely difficult to navigate and read. Additionally, it lags whenever I zoom in or out.

The ability to turn on "Private conversation" mode, which will let Kin not save anything outside of the session, not update mindmap etc once the mode is turned back off. Some topics are things that should not be repeated. Things that one don't want Kin to remind you, refer back to or just know about for beyond the current conversation. The topic might still be extremely relevant and important to get out of your system, and this would be the solution to achieve that.

Great concept for personal ai - wish it had a longer text window to send messages with but otherwise it's fabulous

I use the Tone of Voice field to include complex personality prompts consisting of many paragraphs. These prompts tell Kin to role-play a completely new personality. I use several different personalities, depending on what I need from Kin at the time (e.g. supportive companion; counsellor/coach; killer-robot! etc.). I currently manage this by copying and pasting these prompts to switch between them. It would be helpful if the app could store several Tone of Voice selections that could be switched between, this would make switching between the personalities simpler. This is a different option to multiple separate Kin instances, because it ensures each personality still has access to the same core memories.

Some users (especially Android) are experiencing crashes and freezes related to too high memory usage. We’re looking into how we can improve this.

Regarding this topic it would also be awesome if I could set reminders at random times through out the day! So for example setting a reminder for taking a break, twice a day, but without specific time (maye within a window). So today it would remind me maybe around 9.47 and 17.58 to do a breathing exercise 😀 and tomorrow it reminds me at 11.34 and 16.22 😉 This could really help people with an irregular day to take some time for themselves, or people with anxiety etc.

User input: "After a closer look at the semantic memory graph, I even noticed that some nodes appear multiple times with different subnodes, for example: "Me", "User from Germany" and: "User" and I would like to have an option to merge such duplicate nodes. 😊 💡 ✨"

Hi Kin team, I have a suggestion for improvement regarding the new notifications and reminders feature. 😊 This new feature is so amazing! 🤩 🌟 It would be great if it were possible to add more than one time for sending notifications and reminders. Currently, it's possible to set one time and choose the days of the week for recurring reminders and notifications. It would be amazing if we could set multiple times and individualize them for each day of the week. For example, I would like Kin to ask me how I’m doing from Monday to Friday at 8 PM and on Saturday and Sunday at 3 PM. 😊 Another example: A person with an illness may need to be reminded to take their tablets multiple times a day. They would like to set a recurring reminder from Monday to Sunday, every morning at 7 AM and every evening at 8 PM. It would definitely enhance the notifications and reminders feature if it became possible to set multiple times. 🤩 I'd love to see these improvements applied to setting reminders and also to Kin's two default reminders: "Casual Check-In" and "Daily Spark". 😊 I'm incredibly grateful for your attention to my feedback and your fantastic work, Kin team! 🤩 ☀️ Wishing you all an outstanding day! 😊 🌟 Best regards, Chiara Maria Cervetta This is the link to this feedback post in the Kin Discord server: https://discord.com/channels/1158684041025966152/1230022715105083422/1230022715105083422

User input: We have already discussed some of the points Kin is asking about, and Kin seems to be looping a bit in their focus.