Ask.
Just say, “Hey Kindred, what can we do this rainy Saturday with a toddler and a tween?” Or “We're exhausted, the baby didn't sleep, we need somewhere free the older two can run around.” Kindred gets it. All of it.
Getting out the door with kids is hard enough. Deciding where to go should be the easy bit.
Explore family-friendly favourites, verified by parents. Places, events, and classes that fit your family.
Follow along and be the first to know when Kindred Explore launches.
Finding places to go with your kids shouldn't feel like a research project.
How do you find the local café with the changing table? The weekday music class? The weekend event that's actually for kids?
You probably search online, scroll group chats, scan event listings, follow 25 creators on apps. What you get: tourist top 10s, advice from old threads, events for adults, 100 posts you save and never open again. And the platforms behind it? Parents are the product — your attention sold to advertisers.
The information has always been somewhere. It just hasn't been findable.
The collective parent brain. Finally findable.
The hidden gems, the local favourites, the places only the parents who actually live there know about. Wherever you are.
Other parents have already found the restaurant with the high chair. The toddler swim class on a Saturday morning. The fair the teens actually want to go to. Kindred is where it all comes together, so you're not stuck with the same handful of places. Imagine hundreds of local parents sharing their favourites.
Real places. Real parents. Real recommendations.
“I could have used this years ago.”
Heard from parents over the years.
Less planning.
More connection.
Ask. Plan. Go.
Plan.
Kindred shows you what fits — filtered by your kids' ages, your budget, and what the weather's doing. Every result verified by parents who've actually been there.
Go.
Walk through the door knowing exactly what you're getting into. Less planning. More time to enjoy with your family.
“When can I download it?”
The first question every parent asks.
Isle of Skye, 2018. Our first on Adam's back.
Six months pregnant with our second.
Why we're building Kindred.
2017, London. Our daughter was four weeks old. My parents took us out for dinner at an Indian restaurant we'd loved for years. But the aisles were narrow and the pushchair stayed outside. The bathroom had no changing table. Adam ended up changing her nappy on the freezing tiled floor.
Three countries, three kids, and years of new cities later, we're still building Kindred because we need it. And because every parent we've met since needs it too.
— Jenine & Adam
Be one of the first.
Kindred is open from day one, wherever you are. Add the places you love. The classes your kids take. The weekend spots that work for your family.
Every family belongs here. We're focusing first in Gothenburg, Stockholm, and London — building out each city as we go. The cities where parents show up first are where we focus next.
Kindred is for every family, everywhere.