Kinforth.
a private social chief of staff

By introduction only

Turn the life you say you want into experiences that actually happen.

You built the company. Work fills the days — the people who matter get whatever's left. Kinforth works for that side of your life: you tell it what you want more of — tennis twice a month, dinner with the people who matter — and it notices what's missing, drafts the plan, and coordinates it over text. Nothing sends without your approval.

A quiet morning tennis court, painted in warm light
Sunday, 10am. Now a standing thing.
iMessage · unprompted, on a wednesday
it's been three weeks since tennis, and nick's around thursday. want me to line up 1pm at penmar with him?
yes
on it — i'll send nick the invite. the moment he's in, i'll lock it, put it on your calendar, and check in with you both the day before.
🎾 nick's in — you're set for thursday 1pm at penmar. it's on your calendar.

How it works


  1. Tell Kinforth the life you want — and connect your calendar.

    Three intentions, two minutes, over iMessage. Link your calendar and Kinforth plans around what's already on it — proposing a time that actually works instead of asking, and putting confirmed plans back on it. Frequency matters: "more tennis" is a wish; "twice a month" is a commitment Kinforth can keep.

  2. Hand it your people — one at a time.

    Send a friend your invite link — one tap, no forms. Kinforth never touches your address book and never texts anyone first: you make the introduction once, and it takes it from there.

  3. Approve. Then just show up.

    Drafts arrive in your thread; one word sends them. Your guests never install anything — they text like they text you. Invitations, RSVPs, calendar files, the day-before nudge: handled.

The terms it operates under


Nothing sends without your approval. Enforced in code, not in promises. Every plan is yours to release.

Your people are never mined. No bulk imports, no scraped calendars, no shadow profiles. Kinforth knows exactly who you've introduced, and no one else.

What anyone tells Kinforth stays with Kinforth. Guests' answers, availability, and declines are invisible — to each other and to you. Declining is always free.

No ads, no sponsored suggestions, ever. You are the customer. A recommendation you can't trust is worth nothing.

One word ends it. Anyone can text STOP — everything ceases, immediately and permanently.

Some weeks, nothing worth your time lines up. Kinforth tells you exactly that — no filler plans, no manufactured occasions. A quiet week you can trust beats a full one you can't.

Host your own circle


A host is who Kinforth works for. You tell it the life you want more of, hand it your people one at a time, and approve every plan — your friends just get a text, and never install a thing. Each host runs one private circle, onboarded personally.

Two weeks free, then $20/month — founding rate, locked for life.

Founding seats are limited and by introduction. Want one?

Request a founding seat →

Already invited to someone's circle? Just text Kinforth "hey" — you're a guest, and guests never pay.