Our mission
Kynosis exists so that what you find stays found: an archive that belongs to you and that you can think with.
What we are for
Most of what people save online is never seen again. A post, a video, an article, a screenshot goes into a pile, and the pile gets too big to open. Saved is not the same as kept.
Kynosis exists so that what you find stays found: saving takes three seconds and nothing to fill in, and getting it back takes a question in your own words, answered from your own saves, with their numbers so you can check.
What we promise
- Your archive is yours. It starts on your phone, works without an account, and you can export all of it as Markdown and JSON at any time.
- It is not training data. Nothing you save is used to train a model, and on Core nothing you save goes to an AI provider at all.
- No ads, no tracking across apps and websites, and no selling of your data.
- We say where your data goes. The privacy policy lists every provider and country, including the ones outside the EU, and the security page says how it is protected.
- Nothing quietly disappears. A deleted save waits in Trash for thirty days; closing the account erases everything within thirty days.
How it pays for itself
The archive is free: saving, notes, tags, collections and full-text search, kept on your phone. Kynosis Pro is paid for the thinking: summaries, search by meaning, an assistant that answers from your saves, and Kynosis Cloud to sync between devices. If you stop Pro, nothing is taken away; what was made stays in your archive. See pricing.
How we work
Kynosis is small and independent, run by Natalia Sirichenko in Ireland. When you write to us, a person answers. People on Pro can vote on what we build next, and the roadmap shows what is being built, what is planned and what has shipped because someone asked.
What we will not do
- Put ads in your archive or sell what is in it.
- Make it hard to leave: your export is always one tap, and cancelling is as easy as subscribing.
- Pretend. If something is a trade-off, we write it down instead of hiding it.