Recording a Visit
- 01Recording a visitOnce you start recording with Kin, you can set your phone down and focus on your visit. What if my screen locks while I'm recording? Don't worry! Kin…
- 02Tips for a clean recordingKeep your phone close — a jacket pocket or the exam table works better than the bottom of a bag. Don't worry about noise — background noise won't stop…
- 03What you get after a visitWhen you end a visit, Kin gives you a written summary of the conversation and a list of next steps. It doesn't give you the audio or a word-for-word…
- 04Summarizing a recording made outside KinKin builds a summary from a visit it records itself. It can't summarize a recording you made with another app, like Voice Memos, and there's no way to…
- 05Using Kin on Apple WatchKin on Apple Watch lets you record a visit from your wrist. The recording uses the watch's own microphone, so your iPhone can stay in a pocket. When the…
- 06Apple Watch: See your next visitKin on Apple Watch knows which visit is next. Your iPhone sends the watch your upcoming visits, and those of family members you manage. Open Kin on your…
- 07Apple Watch: Record a visit from your watchOpen Kin on your Apple Watch. When your visit starts, tap the large red Record button. A timer counts up and a waveform shows Kin is listening. The watch…
- 08Apple Watch: Record a visit for someone you care forIf you manage a family member's visits, you can choose who a recording is for right from your watch. On the recording screen, tap the initial in the…
- 09Apple Watch: End a visit and find your summaryWhen the visit is over, tap the red stop button. The recording pauses. Tap End visit. The watch shows Sending to iPhone, then a green checkmark and On…