WhatsApp is where your family talks. Kunbaa is where your family is kept — a private app where every photo, story and birthday is filed with the names, dates and context that explain it. These guides help you pick the door that matches what your family needs first.
Whether you are the keeper of the family photos, the one who organizes the reunions, or the one who finally wants the tree written down — start with the guide that matches the job. The rest of Kunbaa follows.
An invite-only space that sits behind the family group chat and keeps what the chat loses — photos, stories, birthdays and plans, kept where the family can find them again. No ads, no data sold.
A private tree of the living family — both sides, all the branches — where each person carries their own photos, stories and dates. A companion for living families, not a records or DNA account.
Photos, videos, voice notes and recipes kept with the names, dates and stories that explain them, so “who is this?” is answered in the archive — and not buried in a chat thread.
Templates, attendees, shared notes and starter task lists for reunions, birthdays and festivals — and afterwards, the photos stay attached to the event they came from.
Families usually arrive with one urgent job: photos scattered across eleven phones, the tree an aunt keeps promising to write down, a reunion that needs organizing, or a group chat that has quietly swallowed years of family history. Each guide above starts from one of those jobs.
They all end in the same place — one private, invite-only home where photos, stories and plans are kept together with the context that explains them, still there decades from now. Everyone in the family joins free; one paid plan adds the shared space that holds the whole archive. Start with any door, and build the first branch today.