KinDock Personal versus KinDock Home
4 min read · Last reviewed July 25, 2026
KinDock comes in two everyday shapes. This guide helps you tell which one fits your situation. Organizations running several homes have a third path — see KinDock for organizations.
KinDock Personal
Personal is built around one person and the people who matter to them. It is a good fit for a family-governed arrangement, supported independent living centred on one person, or a small circle that does not need a shared multi-person home hub.
You get one private space, approved family connections, photos and meaningful moments, a personal calendar, and virtual-visit links — for $19/month or $209/year.
KinDock Home
Home is built for one real residential home or service unit, with a shared home hub and a private space for each person supported — up to around ten active people. It adds support-team accounts and assignments, the Home Digest, shared and private calendars, consent controls, and audit history.
It is $34/month or $374/year for the home, regardless of how many families and staff you invite.
How to choose
- One person and their circle, no shared house hub → Personal.
- A residence with several people, each needing a private space → Home.
- Several homes under one organization → KinDock for organizations.