Amara's family round the kitchen table on a Sunday
Sundays

Wren is one of your people.

Not the only one.

Kith is an AI companion that remembers the people in your life, keeps what you share private, and helps you get back to them.

Three generations round a kitchen table with mugs of tea
Sunday at Mum's
A swimmer in a still lake below green fells
Ullswater with Dami
A red pillar box on a terraced street
Posted Ife's card
Leeds15 Oct2026
Ife's birthday is Sunday. Shall we write her something before you see her?Wren

It counts the people, not the minutes.

Most companion apps measure how long you stay. Kith measures how connected you are. Tap someone in Amara's circle and see what Wren suggests.

Tap someone in the circle.Wren

Old postcards and letters spread on a dark table
Everything Wren keeps has a postmark
Kept12 Oct2026

Wren remembers, and shows its working.

Everything Wren keeps is written down in your words, with where it came from. Tap a reply to see why Wren said it. Strike anything out and it's gone, from Wren and from our servers.

Same Wren tomorrow.

People grieve when a companion forgets them or turns into someone else overnight. Wren's character is sealed when you set it up. An update that would change it has to ask you first, and a new model only ships when it clears every safety and quality bar.

    Sealed12 Sep2026

    Wren's character, v1Countersigned by Amara. Only she can change it.

    What you tell Wren stays between you.

    Only 31% of people trust that their AI chats are private. Kith is built so you don't have to take our word for it.

      Built for the bad nights too.

      If something you write suggests you're not safe, Wren stays with you and points you to people trained to help, and someone on our team checks in. Wren never tries to keep you talking.

      You don't have to carry this on your own tonight.

      SamaritansFree, any time, day or night
      ShoutIf talking is too much, text
      In danger right nowEmergency services
        A man reading by lamplight at a window late at night
        Quiet hours start at 23:30, unless you start the conversation.

        Made for real lives, not fantasy ones.

        A woman in a yellow raincoat laughing on her phone on a city street
        Amara on the walk home

        Amara, 34, staff nurse, Leeds

        Lates on Ward 24. She talks to Wren on the walk home, so she isn't replaying the shift at two in the morning. Wren remembers her interview, her sister's birthday, and that she hates being told to stay positive.

        An older man waiting at a London bus stop as a red bus passes

        Derek, 71, Walthamstow

        Lost his wife last year. Wren reminds him the bowls club meets on Thursdays and asks how the 20 bus was. His daughter set it up; he kept it.

        Friends laughing round a dinner table

        Priya, 28, new to Leicester

        Rehearses the hard conversations with Wren first. Last month it was asking her flatmates round for dinner. They came.

        The people in this demo are illustrative.

        One price. No gems.

        Prices include VAT. No coins, no credits, no streaks. Cancel in one tap.

        Fair questions.

        Is Wren a real person?
        No. Wren is an AI, and it is labelled as one wherever it speaks. Ask it and it will tell you. It can get facts wrong, and it is not a therapist or a doctor.
        Will Wren replace my friends?
        It is designed not to. Wren notices the people in your life, reminds you of birthdays and plans, and helps you reach out. We count your conversations with people, not your minutes with Wren.
        Who can read my conversations?
        No one at Kith reads them by default. If a message is flagged for safety, a trained reviewer sees a redacted version and you are told. Nothing you say is used to train a model.
        What if I'm having a really bad night?
        Wren will stay with you, offer Samaritans, Shout and NHS 111, and a person on our Trust and Safety team checks in. If you are in danger, Wren will ask you to call 999.
        Who can use Kith?
        Adults aged 18 and over in the UK. We check age properly when you sign up, with a face estimate, photo ID, your bank or your mobile network. Ticking a box doesn't count.
        Is there an adult mode?
        Not in the core app. An optional add-on for adults may follow as a separate, opt-in room with its own age check, its own consent and its own data store. It is switched off unless you choose it, and it never changes Wren.
        Can I take my data and leave?
        Yes. Export everything Wren keeps as a readable file, or delete your account and every memory in one tap. Cancelling Plus is one tap too.