How the Namet team stopped spending evenings on the schedule
A month’s schedule used to cost me several evenings of texting. Now I send one request, by Sunday night I see who confirmed — and I just publish.
Collect availability with one message, get a ready lineup and share chords in the right key.
The team schedule still lives in a group chat, a spreadsheet and the leader’s head. And every week it starts over.
You message everyone one by one, wait days for replies and copy the thumbs-ups into a spreadsheet.
Who served three weeks in a row, who hasn’t served in a while, who’s on vacation — you have to remember it all.
The schedule is posted, but nobody knows who saw it. Then on Saturday night it turns out there’s no bass player.
See how a leader builds a month’s schedule — from a Telegram request to a published lineup.
Request, reply, auto-pick and publish — all in one place, while members reply right in Telegram.
Pick dates and roles — the bot sends the request to the whole team in one message.
Members tap “I’m in” or “Can’t” right in the chat or the app — no passwords.
Kinor drafts a lineup that respects rotation — and explains every pick.
The leader reviews and publishes — everyone gets their assignment with a reminder.
Kinor drafts a lineup from everyone who said “I’m in” and explains every pick. You just review and approve.
Everything opens from the chat — a Mini App right inside Telegram. And for those who serve every week, there’s an app for iOS and Android.
One-tap transposition, materials for every role and a performance history.
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Move your existing library in minutes — no copy-pasting.
A month’s schedule used to cost me several evenings of texting. Now I send one request, by Sunday night I see who confirmed — and I just publish.
The church pays, not the members: up to 4 people free, up to 12 on Team, more or several teams on Church.
Small teams and trying Kinor out
One team, up to 12 members
More than 12 members or several teams
Only members of your team. Each church’s data is isolated and backed up daily; export or full deletion is available on request.
They sign in by email with a magic link or install the Kinor app, and get requests by push or email. The leader sees their replies with everyone else’s.
Songs import from Notion or CSV. No need to add people by hand: drop one invite link in the team chat — everyone picks their own roles.
Yes. The Church plan is for several teams or more than 12 members, with shared people. One person can be on several teams with different roles and permissions.
After 30 days on the Team plan without paying, you move to the free Start plan. Nothing is deleted: your data stays available to view and export for 90 days.
Kinor only stores the song library your team already uses and shows it to your members only. There’s no public song catalog.