Kenoco keeps the parenting photos you need—but don’t want in your camera roll—in a private, protected space. Capture diapers, skin changes, injuries, or vomit with the in-app camera; every entry stays masked until you tap. Organize photos, notes, symptom tags, stool color, and consistency in a timeline, then switch to a five-minute “show your doctor” view when needed. No Kenoco account is required, and records stay on your device by default. Family sharing and AI observations are optional.

How did GPT-5.6 change the ambition or scope of what you shipped?

Growing up local AI recognition to establish more local processed, privacy kept app.

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built Kenoco for a strange but common parenting problem: sometimes you need to photograph a diaper, rash, injury, or vomit so you can track it or show a doctor—but you really don’t want that photo sitting next to birthday pictures or resurfacing in a Memories slideshow. Kenoco gives those photos their own protected place. Photos taken in the app never enter the camera roll. The timeline is masked by default, and a five-minute “show your doctor” mode makes it easier to share the relevant history at an appointment. You can add notes, symptom tags, stool color and consistency, keep separate logs for each child, and lock the app. There’s no Kenoco account; records stay on the device by default. Family sharing through iCloud and external AI observations are optional. The free version keeps the core experience: private photo logging and app lock. Kenoco Plus removes limits and adds family sharing. Kenoco is not a medical device and doesn’t diagnose. It is simply a calmer, more private way to keep the visual record you may need later. I’d especially love feedback from parents and caregivers: what would make this feel trustworthy enough to use in a stressful moment?

How did GPT-5.6 change the ambition or scope of what you shipped?

Growing up local AI recognition to establish more local processed, privacy kept app.

Kenoco

Keep diaper, rash & injury photos out of your camera roll

Keep diaper, rash & injury photos out of your camera roll