Ask for help
One large button. The person who needs help calls a trusted relative already saved on the phone.
Remote help for families
Share your screen. See where to tap. Stay in control.
Show her where to tap — from your phone.
How it works
KinHelp is for the moments when a parent is stuck on a phone setting, an app, or a form — and a trusted relative can guide them, live.
One large button. The person who needs help calls a trusted relative already saved on the phone.
Every session needs a clear yes. Nobody joins in the background, and nobody you did not pair can get in.
You can talk first. Then you share the whole screen so they see exactly what you see.
They tap their phone to place a marker on yours. You press it. They never remotely control the device.
First step
Sit next to your parent, pair your phones, and do the first session together.
Two roles, one family
Share your screen with a trusted family member. They show you where to tap. You keep using the phone yourself.
See the shared screen and point to the right place. View only — you cannot control their phone.
Safety
KinHelp is made so help cannot be mistaken for a scam. Access is narrow, visible, and always on purpose.
Plans
Enough to try KinHelp with one trusted helper.
For households that want more helpers and no monthly session limit.
Questions
No. The helper can see the screen and place tap markers. Only the person holding the phone can press anything.
Only for the first pairing. Sit together once, pair the phones, and try a session. After that, help can work from another city — or another country.
A session cannot start unless you already paired that person, and unless their number is saved in the contacts on the phone that needs help. KinHelp will not tell anyone how to add a contact during a scam.
Yes. KinHelp is an Android app for both the person who needs help and the family helper.