@hnvcam Thanks for your question. Kin simplifies meeting of people in the physical world. You can quickly create a group map and temporarily share location on it. For example, Meeting group of friends for movie? Planning a hike? Just create a group map and stop wondering where everyone is. While parents use Kin to track their families, we see Kin being used in lots of other situations. It is used by logistics companies to track their vehicles. School buses and college campus shuttles use Kin for sharing their trip. Cab companies use Kin to meet their riders. Emergency response teams use it for coordinate with each other.

@hassanriggs On Life360, participants share location with each other round-the-clock, 24/7, 365 days and only way to stop sharing your location is to un-install the app. On Kin, you share location on your own terms. You can create different group maps with different group of people. And within each group, you share your location only when you want to. For example, I can share my location with the family group round-the-clock. But I share my location with my hiking group only on Sundays. Life360 has only 2 free places and any more places requires you to sign up for premium plans. Kin supports unlimited places for free. Your typical family needs lot more than 2 places they want to use. For example home, school, office, gym etc. And we feel that it's important to give that power to our users at no cost. Location tracking on Kin is real time. You can get location updates in seconds, not in minutes. Kin connects not just families together, but connects families to the rest of their world.

@sohan_manju Android app development is underway. We're still few months away from releasing it.