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Start from the box on the homepage, or hit "Create memory" once you are in. Give it a name, add whatever you already know — a place, a rough month, nothing at all — and invite people. Kinora fills the gaps as the group weighs in; you do not need the answers up front.
Yes. Share the join link and anyone can open the plan in a browser and see it. Signing up is what unlocks voting on dates, claiming tasks, RSVPing and adding photos.
Kinora is free while the beta runs. Everything in the planning product — events, date polls, itineraries, invitations, expense splitting and shared photo memories — is included, and we will give beta testers notice before anything about that changes.
Not yet. Kinora is web-first: it works in your phone's browser and installs to your home screen from there, so a plan opens on any device without anyone downloading anything. There is no native iOS or Android build, and we are not promising a date for one.
They are the same thing — we use the words interchangeably. A memory is any occasion you want to plan, share and remember with people: a trip, a party, a reunion, a Tuesday dinner.
Each memory has a shared album. Open the Photos tab inside it and upload; everyone in the group can add to the same place. Only upload photos or videos you own or have permission to share.
Do not upload copyrighted content you are not allowed to use, private or intimate images without consent, content involving minors without appropriate permission, illegal content, malware, government IDs, payment cards, medical records, or anything that violates another person's privacy or safety.
Yes. Turn on the recurring option when you create or edit a memory — it is built for the monthly book club, the annual reunion, the weekly game night.
Only the people you invite. You control who joins each memory, and you can keep one private to just yourself.
Settings > Account > Change password. You will need your current password, then the new one twice.
Kinora aims to remove unnecessary image metadata, including EXIF/GPS data, when media is processed through Kinora-controlled upload paths. Some files, direct uploads, backups, or third-party previews may still contain metadata, so avoid uploading files that include information you do not want shared.
Email abuse@kinoramemories.com for harassment, privacy violations, non-consensual imagery, impersonation, suspected child exploitation, or other safety concerns. Email dmca@kinoramemories.com for copyright complaints. For urgent danger, contact local emergency services first.
Settings > Account > Delete account. This is permanent and removes your account data subject to legal, safety, backup and operational exceptions. We recommend exporting your memories first.
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