Kinli

Kinli is a private community club for the people you trust. Belong to many circles at once - to sell to a good home, ask a real question, and share your world - all in one private space, by referral only. Posts arrive in the order they were written. Reactions are appreciative only - heart, thank you, useful, thinking, funny. No downvotes. Nothing is competitive. All real, trusted and useful When someone asks a question - "anyone know a piano teacher?", "is the bypass still closed?" - Ask Kinli answers from what your circle has actually said, and shows you the real posts behind the answer. So you don't lose what your circle already knows. There's a marketplace inside each circle. Real photos required. The four-digit handshake at collection confirms the sale. The buyer is never named publicly. Direct messages are one-to-one, encrypted at rest. If life gets noisy, one tap goes quiet - push and in-app nudges hush until you lift it, with a calm digest when you're ready to come back. Kinli is referral-only. To join an existing circle, a current member refers you in. To start a new one, the app walks you through it, location or interest based - you'll want a couple of people to help you get it going. Friend tier is free, always. Insider unlocks Ask Kinli and Quiet for a small monthly subscription, which you set up on our website (not through the app). Founder is for the people who run a circle. Members love to refer businesses and local trades and we've handled that too. Create a business, share a trader and Kinli will help surface these experts to others. If you need an electrician, babysitter or tutor, simply Ask Kinli or post an Ask and you'll receive recommendations. All from real users like you who recommend others. A note on privacy. Your posts, replies and messages stay inside the circles they were shared in. Location is used only while you're in the app, only when context calls for it, and never in the background. When you delete your account, your name and sign-in details are removed for good — the posts you wrote stay attributed to "Former member", so the collective memory isn't erased. Terms of Use: https://kinli.co.uk/terms Privacy Policy: https://kinli.co.uk/privacy