For everyone you live with
Everything your household shares, in one place.
Shopping lists anyone can add to, chores that take turns, repairs and maintenance that don't get forgotten, and a notes wall for the Wi-Fi password. Homie keeps the people you live with on the same page, without the group chat.
No phone handy? Use Homie on the web.
How it works
Set up your home in a minute.
Three steps from download to a house that runs a little smoother.
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Start a home
Call it whatever you call it: Mom's Place, Flat 3B, The Smiths'. No address needed.
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Invite who you live with
Send an invite by email. Make someone a co-owner to help run things, or a member to join in.
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Share the load
Add to the list, take your turn at the bins, report the leaky tap. Everyone sees it as it happens.
What's inside
The things every house argues about, sorted.
Homie works for families, flatmates and couples alike. Belong to more than one home? Switch between them in a tap.
- Shopping lists. Anyone can add, everyone sees it live. Tick things off in the shop, and add your usuals back in one tap when you run out.
- Chores that take turns. One-off or repeating, for one person or passed round. See what's yours today, tick it off, and undo it if you tapped by mistake.
- Repairs and upkeep. Report what's broken so the owners hear about it, track who fixed it and what it cost, and stay on top of filters, alarms and gutters.
- A notes wall. Pin the Wi-Fi password, bin day and who to call. Leave a note for the house; posts clear themselves after 30 days.
Built for people who live together
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No address needed
A home is a name and a time zone, so "today" means today for your chores. Homie never asks where you live.
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Private to your home
Only the people in your home see its lists, chores and notes. The owner and co-owners decide who's in.
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No ads, no trackers
Homie doesn't show ads or carry third-party trackers. You choose which updates reach you by push or email.
Ready to share the load?
Start a home and invite the people you live with.