Kin app · Launching summer 2027

From the first scan to life after. Kin is there.

A mental and emotional support companion that adapts to you, through and beyond cancer. For you and the people who love you.

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Kin is on its way.

We’ll let you know the moment it’s ready for you.

When life feels like this

Cancer affects far more than the body.

“I’m scared about my scan tomorrow.”“I can’t sleep.”“Treatment starts next week.”“I feel overwhelmed.”“I’m worried the cancer will come back.”“Everyone thinks I should be fine now, but I’m still trying to find my way back to myself.”“I feel alone.”“I’m carrying grief that feels too heavy to hold alone.”

Whatever you’re feeling, Kin meets you there.

More than a library. A unique companion that learns who you are. It brings you Sophie’s breathwork and nervous-system practices in the moments that matter, and can even create new ones, just for you.

The whole journey

Every stage. Every hour.

DiagnosisThe day everything changes.

TreatmentThe waiting room.

NightThe hours you can’t sleep.

Life beyondThe months after.

Looking after someone with cancer takes a lot. Kin is there for you too.

For partners, parents, children and friends: the people holding everything together.

Who we are

Built from years alongside people living with cancer.

“I was diagnosed with blood cancer at 23.”

For over a decade since, I’ve supported thousands of people through cancer with breathwork, coaching and mind-body medicine. I’m also Mind-Body Medicine Lead on the Advisory Panel for Yes to Life.

“Kin is the app I wish had existed when I needed it most.”

Sophie Trew · Co-founder

Questions

When does Kin launch?

Summer 2027, starting in the UK. Everyone on the waitlist hears first.

Who is Kin for?

Anyone affected by cancer, at any stage: newly diagnosed, in treatment, after treatment, and the people caring for them.

How much will it cost?

We’ll share pricing before launch, and people on the waitlist will hear first.

Does Kin replace my medical team?

No. Kin offers emotional and wellbeing support alongside your care, and points you to professional help when you need it.

No one should have to navigate the emotional side of cancer alone.

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Kin offers emotional and wellbeing support. It is not a medical service and does not replace advice from your healthcare team.

Kin is currently in development. Created by Sophie Trew and Virginie Khateeb.