Private · invite-only · now in early access

The calm home, kept in one quiet place.

Kith replaces the scatter of WhatsApp messages between a family and their nanny with one warm, shared day — the menu, the tasks, the diary. Built like a piece of furniture, not a dashboard.

You plan the day. She opens it already knowing.

For one family and the person who helps raise it.
The problem

Running a home shouldn't live in a group chat.

Menus, allergies, nap times, pay, "did she remember the dentist?" — scattered across messages, screenshots and memory. Things get missed. Nothing is kept.

BeforeThe WhatsApp scramble
8:02
Hi! What should Shams eat today? 🙏
Lentil soup + a pear. NO nuts pls!!
8:40
ok and the dentist is today?
wait let me check 😅
17:55
How much do I get paid this month?
With KithOne quiet, shared day
The menu is already there
With photos, steps, and every allergy baked in. She just cooks.
Tasks and the calendar are shared
Dentist at 3pm, with the address. Tap when it's done.
Pay is always clear
Salary, babysitting days and leave — counted, never argued.
What's inside

Everything a day needs — and nothing it doesn't.

Six calm tabs, shared by the whole household. The parent leads the day; the nanny lives in it; the family keeps it forever.

Food

Plan the day or the week from a library of 300+ child-safe recipes — real photos, beginner-proof steps, allergies enforced. The nanny opens it and cooks.

Diary

The nanny logs mood, meals, naps and photos in a tap. It seals into a permanent, scrollable family memory — the heart of Kith.

Activities

Classes and appointments with address, what to bring, and a one-tap map.

Tasks

Set the day's to-dos with due dates. Tap to finish — the family is notified.

Pay

Salary, babysitting days, loans and leave — counted automatically in AED.

How it works

Set up once. Then it's just the day.

1

Make your home

Add your children and their world — ages, allergies, the foods they love. Set your nanny's hours and pay. Five minutes, once.

2

Connect your nanny

Share a single 6-digit code. She opens her own warm view on her phone — no app store, no account, no email needed.

3

Live the day

You publish the plan; she opens it and logs how it went. Every evening seals into a memory you'll be glad you kept.

Two spaces

One home, written in two voices.

The parent's view is calm and precise. The nanny's view is warm and plain — like a note from someone who trusts her. Same day, two doors.

The parent
"Publish today's menu. Mark this month as paid. Read how the day went — per child, at a glance."

A Pulse home that gathers every child's day into one card: mood, the latest photo, the diary note, nap and meals. Quiet, exact, yours alone.

The nanny
"Good morning. Here's the menu, the dentist at 3pm, and a place to tell the family how the day went."

Opened with a code — no account, no jargon. Recipe photos to cook from, tasks to tap, and her pay laid out plainly. English, warm, simple.

The quiet part
"It started as a to-do list. It became the only record of his third year — his first French sentence, the rainbow he painted, the soup he finally liked."

— Hamza, founder

Start keeping the days
Mon 2 June
"Painted a whole rainbow at the table."
😄 Happy4 photos
Tue 3 June · ★ milestone
"Said his first full French sentence — Je veux le ballon rouge!"
😄 Happy1h35 nap3 photos
Wed 4 June
"Tried the lentil soup. Asked for more."
😌 Calm2 photos
Yours alone

A private home, not a social network.

Kith is built for one family at a time. No feeds, no ads, no selling your days. Your home's data belongs to your home.

Isolated by family

Every household gets its own private space. No family can ever see another's days, photos or pay.

The nanny needs no account

A single 6-digit code links her phone — no email harvested, no password to forget, nothing to leak.

Nothing is overwritten

The day is the unit. Today is editable; yesterday is permanent. Your memories can't be lost to a careless tap.

Questions

Good to know.

No. She opens a web link on her phone and types the 6-digit code you share once. It works like an app, can be added to her home screen, but needs no app store, no account and no email.

Kith is in English today, end to end — login, recipes, every label. More languages for the nanny's view (Filipino, Bahasa, Sinhala, Swahili) are on the way.

Yes. A co-parent can be invited by email to share the same family space — both see the same days, menus and pay, each with their own login.

Kith is in private early access and not yet open to the public, so pricing isn't set. Request access below and you'll be the first to know — early families get founder terms.

Kith adapts to each child's age — a newborn gets feed and nappy logging, a toddler gets moods, meals and naps. It grows with your household.

Be one of the first homes on Kith.

Private early access is opening to a small number of families. Leave your email and we'll bring you in.

No spam — just one note when your home is ready.

Thank you — your home is on the list. We'll be in touch. ✦