Frequently asked.

Your training record stays on your phone. That means workouts, sets, routines, routes, photos, and cycle data. A few parts do use the network. Those are Google Play billing, Social Bets, gift and promo codes, opt-in crash reports, optional run weather, cloud speech if Android needs it, and map tiles.

No. There is no signup. Kinoku does not ask for your email, phone number, or a Google login. You install the app and start logging.

Two ways. Android backup can carry your Kinoku data to a new phone. The app also has a manual ZIP export and restore, so you can move a copy yourself.

Yes. The built-in importer reads CSV files from FitNotes, Strong, and Hevy. It rebuilds your exercises, routines, and workout history inside Kinoku.

Yes. Kinoku can read and write steps, weight, body data, sleep, HRV, heart rate, and workouts. You pick which data the app can use inside Health Connect.

There is a real Wear OS app, not just a notification mirror. It tracks workouts, runs, and steps. It has tiles and complications, and it syncs back to your phone.

Yes, and it runs on your phone. It spots patterns in your data. It is not a cloud chatbot. Free users get Today's Focus and Weekly Recap. Pro adds Active Alerts plus run and exercise tips. Elite adds the Patterns layer and more exercise tips.

Google Play shows the price in your local currency. In the US, Pro is $39.99 a year and Elite is $69.99 a year. Monthly is the lighter option. Pro and Elite each have a one-time Lifetime buy too, but those sit in the background, not as the main pick.

No. The free plan is the whole app. That means logging, routines, runs, stats, and the muscle map, with no caps. Pro and Elite are optional extras for people who want deeper planning and charts. Most people never pay, and that is the design.

Because free users cost us almost nothing. Kinoku runs on your phone, not on our servers. There is no bill that grows with every install. People who want the deeper layer pay for Pro or Elite. That funds everything else.

Yes, in two ways. The yearly Pro and Elite plans start with a 14-day free trial. You get full access first. Cancel before it ends and you pay nothing. After that, it renews each year until you cancel. The Rewards system can also give you paid time when you log often, with no card needed.

Elite adds the deeper analysis layer. That covers the analytics hub, the Coach Patterns engine, readiness, auto set tuning, weight tips, cycle links, smart step goals, and unlimited programs with a custom model.

Google Play handles billing. Refunds inside the Google Play window are automatic. Outside that window, email support@kinoku.app and we will reply in person.

Android was the right first step. It fits the deep options, Health Connect, and system links the app needs.

Not right now. The privacy comes from how the app works, not from public code. The core training record stays on your phone, and the app skips network calls it does not need.

Kinoku is independent and self-funded. There is no outside funding and no growth team chasing engagement metrics.

Email support@kinoku.app or use the form on the support page. We usually reply in a day or two.

Eight. English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, and Korean. Units start from your locale, and you can change them in settings.

Yes, within what the app offers today. You can switch themes, tune the motion feel, manage scenes, toggle Daily Pulse and Smart Today, set up navigation, pick your units and locale, and build your own metrics.

Email hello@kinoku.app and tell us what feels wrong and why. Many Kinoku settings exist because a real user asked for one.