KIT3

KIT3

Three photos a week

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 9, 2026
  • September 13, 2026

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KIT3 is a small, deliberate way to stay close to a handful of people. Every week you choose three photos for each friend. On Tuesday morning they go out together, and your friend's three arrive at the same moment. Theirs stay sealed until yours are sent, so it's an exchange rather than a broadcast. That's the whole app. There is no feed to scroll, no follower count, no algorithm deciding who hears from you. A KIT is one person, and what you send them is seen by them alone. WHAT A WEEK LOOKS LIKE Queue three photos for each friend whenever you like during the week. Add a caption for everyone, or a different one for one person. Set a short status — how you're doing, what you're listening to, where you are — and it rides along with your photos. On Tuesday at 9am everything sends itself. You don't have to be in the app. WHEN THEIRS ARRIVE Their week opens as a set: their photos, their captions, their status. React, or leave a comment. Every conversation is private to the two of you — your other friends can't see it, and neither can anyone else. Your last four weeks stay in the app. You can keep your own photos longer if you want; what a friend sends you always goes after four weeks. BY INVITATION KIT3 is invite-only. You need a code from someone already using it, and each person has a limited number to give out. It stays small on purpose. Terms of Use: https://andrewvalko.github.io/nis-legal/kit3-terms.html
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What's New in KIT3

1.4.3

September 13, 2026

Stories move at your pace. The timer is gone: tap an edge to step through a friend's photos, swipe to page, and keep swiping past the last one straight into the next friend's week. Each week opens on its own page — their note, what they were feeling, listening to and where they were — sized to fit the screen. Long captions now end with "Show more" on the same line. On Home, each friend's note and week details sit as cards tucked behind their photos, and tapping any photo opens the story on that photo. Every photo you send is now framed at 3:5 or 5:3: move the window over the picture, pinch to resize, and the editor shows the whole photo uncropped.

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