Kinlo

The idea

Kinlo helps a faith community turn attention into shared action: notice what is happening, respond to people, pray, encourage and take part. It has to feel like walking into a room full of people, not opening a software dashboard.

What we built

Five tabs, one habit each: Pulse for the daily walk and the evening examen, Discover for clips and articles, Community for its rooms, Events for gatherings, and Kinship for the prayer board and discussions.

The home screen follows the hour: in the evening it says “time to slow down” and offers an examen before you sleep. Notifications go out through Supabase Edge Functions.

How we keep it honest

At the last release check, 284 automated tests passed and the static analysis was clean. The design is built to accessibility rules too: a TalkBack name on every control, touch targets of at least 48 dp, and text that still works at 200%.

It is now a release candidate. What stands between it and the stores is signing, production credentials and QA on physical devices, and none of those can be skipped.