A different kind of grief app

Where the people you love stay close.

A quiet place to keep what you've saved of them, mark the days that are hard, and let the people who come after you know them too.

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Coming 2026 · iOS first

What Kenna is

A grief app that doesn't try to fix grief.

Most grief tools try to track you, score you, or move you toward a finish line. Kenna doesn't. It's a quiet companion for the long work of remembering.

A vault for what you've saved.

Photos, voice notes, the things they used to say, the rituals you don't want to forget. Organized around the people you're remembering — kept in your own voice.

Company on the days you've named as hard.

Birthdays. Anniversaries. The first holiday without them. Kenna checks in with you on the dates you choose — and brings something with it for the day.

A place the next generation can find them.

What you save now is what they'll have later. The people who come after — children, grandchildren, anyone who didn't get to know them — get to know them through what you keep.

The intergenerational vault

The people we love deserve more than a camera roll.

A camera roll fades into the scroll. The voice memos get lost. The text threads disappear when phones change. Kenna keeps them in one quiet place — and lets the people who come after you know them too.

A grandmother who passed before her grandchildren were born can still tell them the recipe she taught you. A father who isn't here for the wedding can still be in the rehearsal dinner toast.

PHRASE

"You're stronger than you think. You always were."

Saved · Mom · 3 years ago

VOICE NOTE

Her laugh when the dog stole the pie at Thanksgiving

0:42 · last winter

RITUAL

Sunday morning coffee. Same mug. Same chair. The newspaper folded just so.

Saved · Dad

How it works

Built for the way grief actually moves.

No trackers. No scores. No streaks to maintain. Three rooms — yours to use however helps.

The Vault

Save what you don't want to lose.

A place for the small things. The way they made eggs. The phrase only they used. The objects that hold them. Yours, organized around who they were to you.

The Living Room

Sit with them when you want to.

Curated sets you build from what you've saved — for showing others, for visiting on hard days, for passing along. Memory, made present.

The Den

Learn the shape of your grief.

Quiet readings, audio pieces, and somatic practices for the days when grief asks more of you than you have. Not prescriptive. Optional. Honest.

Coming 2026

Be among the first to try Kenna.

Join the waitlist for early access. We'll send a thoughtful note when the app is ready — nothing else, no marketing emails, no follow-ups you didn't ask for.

We'll only email you once — when Kenna is ready.