Find your village
We met as remote coworkers, but slowly, our daily struggle as parents crept into our weekly meetings. The exhaustion. The mental load. The feeling that we couldn't get ahead no matter what we tried.
We thought if we just worked harder, optimized smarter, outsourced more, we could manage it all. We trained ourselves to run on empty and called it “resilience.”
Even though we'd never met in person, we became each other's support system. Morning phone calls. Problem-solving life, not just work. We realized this connection is what we actually needed. Just another person who gets it.
If two parents hundreds of miles apart could become part of each other's village, maybe the solution starts with connection.
That's why we're building Kinova.
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We're building community of parents who tell the truth about how hard this isand actually help each other through it.
A place for honest conversation.
A place to find your people.
A place where parenthood means partnership.
Launching 2025
Everyone’s talking about it.
Now it’s time to change it.
We hear it on the playground. Texting with parent friends. At the start of our team meeting. And it’s not just us.
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66% of parents feel isolated
Even when surrounded by family, coworkers, and friends, most parents report feeling alone.¹
“I just don’t understand why we ALL feel like this.”
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2 out of 3 parent are burnt-out
Physical and emotional exhaustion that goes beyond tired—it’s chronic and overwhelming.²
"The mental load is so much, I don’t even know how to delagete.”
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Parents want friends most
When asked what the modern village needs, social life with other parents surpassed any other benefit. ³
“Making friends with kids is harder than finding someone to marry."