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Connecting members should be easy.
Kinnect is designed to help your members connect and belong in a private, pressure-free and plan-first way. No group chats, just spontaneous signals that turn interest into action.
We've designed the product with the science of human connection in mind—to help people show up, connect and belong.
Do people come back again and again?
Building a sense of community is hard (with the tools you have today).
You administer a group chat (or many), host events, are expected to join the dots, be their friend, and more... but engagement is low, they mute, archive and leave or never return—resulting in an engagement curve that looks something like this.
People come for you, the event, the facilities, the story... but we all know they stay for the connections they make along the way.
So...
Lower the barrier to connection.
Make your space spontaneous by design—through private, pressure-free and flexible communication.
Engagement
brings people into the space. It needs energy and an easy way in.
Participation
starts when people find a role — something to contribute or respond to.
Connection
emerges through repeated, meaningful interaction. Often spontaneous, always human.
Belonging
happens when it all adds up — when someone starts to feel, this is my place, and these are my people.
Attends an event with another member
Makes plans with other members
How it works
Signal interest. Take action. Signal interest. Take action. Signal inter...
Check-in and discover what's on.
Make a plan with members or guests.
Signal your interest in an event and RSVP.
Be spontaneous with your contacts.
The Town Square
In the centre of town, there was a public square with a loudspeaker.
Anyone could use it. People shouted announcements — "lost cats", "meetups", "birthday drinks".
At first, it felt alive. Things were happening.
But over time, the noise grew.
Voices talked over each other.
Some stopped listening.
Others stopped showing up altogether.
Just around the corner, outside a small restaurant, a few gathered around a table.
No announcements. No loudspeaker. Just conversation — and one extra glass on the table.
They never said who it was for.
But if you passed by and saw it, you knew:
“There’s room for you, if you feel like joining.”
No pressure. No explanation needed.
Just a soft signal — open, caring, understood.
