The family agent that thinks ahead for you.
It spots what's left uncovered and asks who will handle it. For iPhone, Android and the browser, end-to-end encrypted. Free to start, no card required.
Work: payslips, contracts and holidays
Upload your payslip as a PDF or a photo and KidBox keeps the numbers that matter: how much holiday is left, how many leave hours, when the contract ends. And approved holidays go into the family calendar.
How it works
Upload the document
Payslip, contract or leave sheet, as a PDF or a photo; on iPhone and Android also from the share sheet in Mail or WhatsApp. Reading only starts when you tap “Read the document”.
Check and save
The AI reads gross and net pay, tax, contributions, holiday, leave, severance pay, contract type and dates. Correct what you need before saving, and later with “Edit”.
Use the data
Holidays can become events in the family calendar, period by period. And you can ask the assistant “how much holiday do I have left?”.
Frequently asked questions
Who can see my payslip?
Only you. The tab is private until you choose to share it with another adult in the family, who then sees the values and the files.
How much does reading a document cost?
Each page read uses one AI message, up to three per document. Work is in the Pro and Max plans.
Does the assistant give advice on my contract?
It answers with your data (holiday, leave, net pay, end date) but doesn't give professional advice: for questions about your contract or payslip, ask HR, your payroll office or an employment adviser.
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