KinsLe and hosts Maya and Dev
Kin Talk — the nightly show for people whose pets are family. Because they're more than pets — they're Kin.
Join hosts Maya and Dev every night for real conversations about the Kinsle features changing pet care: lost pet alerts, transferable profiles, care teams, and the stories behind them — plus a rotating expert guest who actually knows the science. Twice a week, Kinsle founder LaGarrick Gantt stops by with his Founder's Take.
20–30 minutes a night. Made for pet lovers, by pet lovers. New episodes daily.
The five-minute Family Sharing story: two phones buzzing at the same second, a per-pet care circle with real roles (Partner, Family, Sitter, Walker), every alert reaching the whole circle, and SMS alerts for the people who live outside apps. The full Ep15 episode is in this feed right below. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com
Two phones buzz at the same second — one at home, one in an airport. Maya and Dev are joined by Elena, a partner and co-owner (a voiced character), to explore Family Sharing in KinsLe: a per-pet care circle the owner builds by inviting people by name, email, or phone, each with a role — Partner (full access, treated like a co-owner), Family, Sitter, or Walker. Everyone in the circle gets every alert and update for that pet, with phone numbers collected for SMS alerts — so a lost-pet alert lands instantly on the phones of the people most likely to find him. Cross-references: Care Teams (Ep3), Care Pass (Ep12 — the temporary key vs. the standing circle), the Lost Pet Alert System and Circle of Love (Ep1), and KinsLe Messenger (Ep7). They're more than pets, They're Kin. Kin Talk is the nightly show for people who believe pets are family. New episode every night. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com Note: Elena is a voiced character created from the experience of real partners and families who share pet care; she is not a real person.
The five-minute Kinny story: an 11:40 p.m. question, an assistant who asks about YOUR pet by name, nudges, reminders, and tiles that connect to the Directory and the Lost Pet Alert System. The full Ep14 episode is in this feed right below. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com
A question at 11:40 p.m. deserves an answer about YOUR pet, not a stranger's dog. Maya and Dev are joined by Caleb, a veterinary technician and multi-pet owner (a voiced character), to meet Kinny — KinsLe's built-in assistant, with his own screen, a per-pet context switcher, nudges, reminders, live voice, and an input that says "Ask Kinny about Jai." Kinny's tiles connect the whole product: Find services routes to the Pet Services Directory (Ep13), Draft alert connects to the free Lost Pet Alert System and the Circle of Love (Ep1), and every business has Kinny in its console too (Ep10). Cross-references: KinsLe Messenger (Ep7) and pet profiles. They're more than pets, They're Kin. Kin Talk is the nightly show for people who believe pets are family. New episode every night. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com Note: Caleb is a voiced character created from the experience of real veterinary technicians; he is not a real person.
The five-minute Directory story: a first Sunday in a new town, a ZIP-code search refined in your own words, and honest Google Places listings that turn strangers into your pet's people. The full Ep13 episode is in this feed right below. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com
Your first Sunday in a new town, and you know nobody — the Pet Services Directory in KinsLe finds your people. Maya and Dev are joined by Owen, a former veterinary clinic front-desk manager (a voiced character), to show how finding care close to home builds trust, one honest listing at a time. In the Directory you search pet services by ZIP code and refine in your own natural language — cat-friendly, twenty-four hour, the words you would say to a friend. Results are powered by Google Places, badged right on screen, and every listing shows its rating and review count, address, distance, hours, and category tags, with Call, Maps, and Site actions one tap away. Cross-references: Kinny's Find services tile, the KinsLe Business Console and Public Profile (Ep9/Ep10), KinsLe Messenger (Ep7), and pet profiles. They're more than pets, They're Kin. Kin Talk is the nightly show for people who believe pets are family. New episode every night. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com Note: Owen is a voiced character created from the experience of real veterinary front-desk professionals; he is not a real person.
The five-minute Care Pass story: your sitter deserves better than a sticky note, and your pet deserves better than a guess. A temporary, scoped link — no account needed — plus the Sitter Handover Sheet and a timestamped completion log, so trust is easy to give and easy to verify. The full Ep12 episode is in this feed right below. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com Note: Tessa is a voiced character created from the experience of real professional pet sitters; she is not a real person.
Leaving your pet with someone is an act of trust. Maya and Dev are joined by Tessa, a professional pet sitter (a voiced character), to show how Care Pass makes that trust easy to give — and easy to verify. Care Pass lives inside each pet's Care Team screen in KinsLe. The owner creates a temporary, scoped link for that one pet — exactly what the pet needs, for exactly as long as the job lasts, and nothing more. The sitter, boarder, groomer, or family member opens it with no account and no app install. Care Pass serves sitters and every kind of pet business — daycare, boarding, groomers, trainers, walkers, vets — plus family. The same Care Team screen carries the Sitter Handover Sheet and the completion log, where duties are marked done and timestamped, so the owner can check once, see the care happened, and put the phone away. Cross-references: Care Teams (Ep3), Transferrable Profiles (Ep2), and pet profiles. They're more than pets, They're Kin. Kin Talk is the nightly show for people who believe pets are family. New episode every night. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com Note: Tessa is a voiced character created from the experience of real professional pet sitters; she is not a real person.
The five-minute Circle of Love story: a gate clicks, a beagle slips out, and the Circle answers in four minutes — because Pet Lovers, pet owners, and pet businesses are all in the same network. Every account type makes the Circle stronger. The full Ep11 episode is in this feed right below. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com Note: June is a voiced character created from the experience of real neighborhood lost-pet organizers; she is not a real person.
Every account type makes the Circle stronger. Maya and Dev are joined by June, a neighborhood lost-pet rescue-network organizer (a voiced character), to build the whole episode on that one sentence: the Circle of Love is not just the free tier — it is every kind of KinsLe member, working together, so a lost pet gets home faster. Pet Lovers join free with no pet at all — they watch, they share, and they answer alerts. Pet owners put real profiles into the Circle, so a lost pet is findable and its people are one direct message away. Businesses widen the web: groomers, daycares, walkers, trainers and breeders touch dozens of pets a day, and a business that spots a lost pet is one message from its owner. The alert reaches nearby Circle members, shows on the map, and any finder can message the owner directly from the pet's profile — free in every profile. Plus the Four Minutes pattern, why density and mix beat headcount, and why the Circle is the base of the Road to One Million Kin. Cross-references: the Lost Pet Alert System (Ep1), KinsLe Messenger (Ep7), and KinsLe Verified QR IDs (Ep6). They're more than pets, They're Kin. Kin Talk is the nightly show for people who believe pets are family. New episode every night. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com Note: June is a voiced character created from the experience of real neighborhood lost-pet organizers and devoted Pet Lover members; she is not a real person.
The five-minute back-office story: Rosa starts on the Dashboard, opens Milo's health record at the grooming table, sends before, during and after photos straight to his KinsLe profile, and asks Kinny to send the invoice at pickup — one console instead of five tools and lost evenings. The full twenty-minute Ep10 is in this feed right below. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com
Last night: the front of the house — the website, the booking, the trust. Tonight: behind the counter. Maya and Dev return to Rosa's grooming shop (Rosa is a voiced character, back in Part 2 in the same voice) for the back office: how she runs the whole business from one KinsLe console. Rosa's Thursday starts on the Dashboard — the Daily highlight flagging what needs attention, and an analytics overview of storefront views, appointments booked, reviews, broadcasts, inquiries and waitlist joins. From there: the guided setup walkthrough (a short walkthrough video for every section of the console), CRM client records, Appointments and availability, Milo's health record open at the grooming table — vaccinations, medications, weight and documents, because the record follows the pet — and the before, during and after photos and video she sends straight to Milo's own KinsLe profile while his owner watches at work. At pickup she asks Kinny, the built-in AI assistant every business has in the console, to create and send Milo's invoice with its payment link. Plus Invoicing & Payments, Deposits & Packages, a welcome Promo Code, Forms & Intake, Documents & Contracts with e-signatures, Staff & Team and the business side of Care Teams, the Service Catalog, Litter & Roster, the adoption Waitlist, Broadcast & Email, Analytics, and KinsLe Messenger. One console instead of four subscriptions, a paper diary, and her evenings back. The KinsLe Business plan is $89.99/mo or $899.99/yr with a 30-day free trial, in the app and the web portal. Tonight's Founder's Take was sent by LaGarrick "LG" Gantt in writing and is read in his words by Maya. Kin Talk is the nightly show for people who believe pets are family. New episode every night. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com Note: Rosa is a voiced character created from the experience of real groomers and pet business owners; she is not a real person.
The five-minute front-of-the-house story: Jenna finds groomer Rosa's self-filling KinsLe website (five templates, real prices, real reviews), books Milo herself for Thursday, and her review becomes the trust the next client reads — plus the Referrals welcome: 30 days free when a business brings you in, vs 7 days on your own. The full twenty-minute Ep9 is in this feed right below. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com
It is Sunday night, and a pet owner is on her couch scrolling for a groomer she can trust — a blurry photo, prices from two years ago, a phone number and a prayer. Tonight on Kin Talk, Maya and Dev follow one client, Jenna, and her dog Milo through a completely different front door, with groomer and business owner Rosa (a voiced character): Part 1 of the KinsLe Business Console story — the front of the house. Rosa's KinsLe website is a real public website included in the Business plan. She picked from five templates — Signature ("Timeless & elegant"), Studio ("Editorial & gallery-first"), Minimal ("Clean & quiet"), Community ("Warm & welcoming") and Bold ("Loud & confident") — added her logo, colors and photos, and the site filled itself in from her console: services and real prices, team, reviews, packages, about, hours and socials flow in automatically and update whenever she changes them. Her Public Profile storefront inside KinsLe tells the same story. Jenna books herself for Thursday through the real booking link, Rosa watches it land in Appointments, Milo gets groomed, and Jenna's review joins the same storefront the next client reads. Plus: the Inquiry Pipeline that turns a curious question into a worked lead instead of a lost sticky note, and Referrals — a client a business brings to KinsLe gets a 30-day free trial, instead of the standard 7 days. The KinsLe Business plan is $89.99/mo or $899.99/yr with a 30-day free trial, in the app and the web portal. Tomorrow night: Part 2 — same shop, same owner, behind the counter in the back office. Kin Talk is the nightly show for people who believe pets are family. New episode every night. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com Note: Rosa is a voiced character created from the experience of real groomers and pet business owners; she is not a real person.
The five-minute Kin Talk Short: Founder #1 is LG himself, with Jai — and 1,000 capped seats, one-time lifetime access, the permanent numbered Founders Wall, and the reserved Super Founder seats #2–25 that LG personally awards. Raise your hand at founders@kinsle.com. The full twenty-minute episode is in this feed right below. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com.
Seat #1 is already taken — by LaGarrick "LG" Gantt himself, with his English bulldog Jai. Tonight on Kin Talk, Maya and Dev open the doors to the KinsLe Founders Club with pet business owner Dana (a voiced character): a club capped at 1,000 members, where one payment brings lifetime access — Family Large $179.99 or Business $899.99, one time — plus a Founders badge, a private members-only group with direct access to LG to help shape policy and features, a quarterly live video conference call with the founder — Founders Club members only, and a permanent place on the in-app Founders Wall, numbered #1–#1,000 with your first name and your pet's name side by side. Your number is your title: Founder #42. Do the math on that cap: KinsLe's goal — and our expectation — is more than 1,000,000 members in its first year, and the Founders Club will never hold more than 1,000 of them. The first 0.1%. One in a thousand. And when it's full, it's full forever — those names sit on the Founders Wall permanently, etched into KinsLe's founding story, and celebrated for generations to come. Plus: why positions #2–25 — the Super Founders — are reserved seats LG personally awards to KinsLe's most passionate advocates (never sold at checkout), how a membership can transfer once at a member-set price, and why the funnel runs waitlist → Founders Club offer → public launch. Thinking of raising your hand for the Club or a Super Founder seat? Write to founders@kinsle.com. Kin Talk is the nightly show for people who believe pets are family. New episode every night. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com and be first through the door. Note: Dana is a voiced character created from conversations with real pet business owners, boarding and daycare operators, and groomers — the insight is real, the voice is ours. #KinsLe #PetCare #Dogs #Cats #PetOwners #PetBusiness #PetTech #TheyreMoreThanPetsTheyreKin
The five-minute Kin Talk Short: a finder messages a lost dog's family directly from his Lost Pet Alert — "I have Milo. He is safe." — plus the 6 PM meds thread, pet-to-pet chat, and a boarding owner who slept because of the messages. The full twenty-minute episode is in this feed right below. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com. #KinsLe #PetCare #LostPet #PetSafety #TheyreMoreThanPetsTheyreKin
A finder spots a lost dog, opens his Lost Pet Alert, and messages his family from the alert itself — "I have Milo. He is safe." — and the reunion starts in under a minute. Tonight on Kin Talk, Maya and Dev explore KinsLe Messenger with rescue coordinator Nina (a voiced character): the communications hub for each pet — one system: inbox, pet-to-pet chat, and friend requests — that works inside Care Teams, inside Lost Pet Alerts, and member to member across the Circle of Love. Plus: the 6 PM meds thread ("Meds done," with a timestamp), owner-to-business messaging in the same thread as the duties, a senior boarding dog whose owner wrote "I slept last night because of these messages," and why conversations around a verified profile beat strangers DMing on open platforms. Every feature ends in a conversation — KinsLe Messenger is the connective tissue. Includes the Founder's Take from LaGarrick "LG" Gantt, in his own voice. Kin Talk is the nightly show for people who believe pets are family. New episode every night. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com and be first through the door. Note: Nina is a voiced character created from conversations with real rescue coordinators, shelter teams, and boarding owners — the insight is real, the voice is ours. #KinsLe #PetCare #Dogs #Cats #LostPet #PetSafety #PetTech #TheyreMoreThanPetsTheyreKin
The five-minute Kin Talk Short: one scan of a KinsLe QR tag — no app, no account, no login — opens a pet's Verified Pet Pass and can get them home in minutes. Professor Buttons made it in eleven. "A scannable ID is a bridge between the looking and the found." The full twenty-minute episode is in this feed right below. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com. #KinsLe #VerifiedPetPass #QRID #PetCare #PetSafety #TheyreMoreThanPetsTheyreKin
A wet dog, no leash, no person — just a collar. Tonight on Kin Talk, Maya and Dev explore KinsLe Verified and QR IDs: every pet gets a permanent KinsLe ID for life and a Verified Pet Pass that anyone can open with one scan — no app, no account, no login — so a lost pet can be identified in seconds. You'll meet Marcus, a shelter lost-and-found coordinator, on dead-end engraved tag numbers, the two-black-labs problem, and Professor Buttons, the indoor cat who got home in eleven minutes because a teenager scanned his tag. Plus: why a live profile beats a stale engraved tag, scan-to-trust at the dog park and the groomer, and how the same ID powers the Lost Pet Alert search and travels with Transferrable Profiles for life. "Trust is not a feeling. It is a structure." Kin Talk is the nightly show for people who believe pets are family. New episode every night. KinsLe is opening soon — join the waitlist at https://kinsle.com and be first through the door. Finder move: next time you see a QR code on a pet's collar, you'll know — scanning it is the easiest heroism there is. Note: Marcus is a voiced character created from conversations with real shelter workers, animal control officers, and lost-and-found volunteers — the insight is real, the voice is ours. #KinsLe #VerifiedPetPass #QRID #PetCare #Dogs #Cats #LostPet #PetSafety #TheyreMoreThanPetsTheyreKin