Your household, remembered.
Bring Homester the photos, documents, and records you already have. It helps make sense of them, builds a useful picture of your household over time, and makes it easy to find what you need, remember what happened, see what needs attention, and share it with people you trust.
Homester is in beta. We’re inviting households in small groups.
Start with what you already have.
No weekend of data entry. Your household already produces the records that explain it. Give Homester those, and it does the connecting.
- Receipts
- Invoices
- Warranties
- Manuals
- Inspection reports
- Appraisals
- Service records
- Photos and screenshots
- Vehicle records
- Household email
Homester reads each record, picks out the useful details, and connects them to your household. Routine details are added for you; anything important or uncertain waits for a quick check.
Know what you have.
Build a useful inventory of the appliances, systems, vehicles, tools, equipment, and other things your household depends on, as you add the records you already have. No cataloguing weekend: each item keeps its own context, so it’s more than a list.
Important records, and the details you always forget.
Not everything is a repair or a purchase. Some things just need to be easy to find when you need them.
A file is not the finish line.
Homester connects what you were told, what was done, who did it, what it cost, and where the proof lives, so a stack of separate records becomes one history.
- Inspection report
The inspector notes the water heater is near the end of its life.
- Invoice
Valley Plumbing installs a new unit. Homester records the date, cost, model, and who did the work.
- Replacement
The new unit is recorded as replacing the old one. The old unit’s history is kept, not overwritten.
- Warranty and manual
They attach to the unit that was actually installed.
- Years later
Anyone you share with can see what happened, what it cost, who to call, and where the proof is.
That’s household memory.
Not just the house.
Homester started with a truck tire: which dealer sold it, and where was the road-hazard warranty?
- Receipt
Snap the tire receipt or forward the dealer’s email. Homester helps identify the tires, the dealer, and any warranty details in the receipt.
- A year later
A tire is damaged. Search the dealer’s name or “road hazard”, and the receipt, the coverage, and who to call are right there.
- Replacement
Record the new tire, and it joins the same history.
Find what you need, or just ask.
Search for the thing you need, or ask a question in plain words. Answers come from your own records and show where they came from. When your records don’t say, Homester tells you so instead of guessing.
- “Which tires are under the road-hazard plan, and who sold them?”
- “Where are the passports?”
- “What paint did we use in the living room?”
- “When was the water heater replaced?”
- “Who serviced the AC last year?”
- “What did the inspector say about the roof?”
- “When did I last service the truck?”
- “Where is the original warranty or invoice?”
Know what needs attention.
Reminders come from what Homester knows about your things, like a filter change or annual service, and each one links back to the item and records behind it. Your home screen shows what’s coming due, recent activity, and anything waiting for you.
Share household knowledge with the people you trust.
Invite a partner, a parent, an adult child, a caregiver, or anyone else who helps run the household. They see the same history, service providers, and proof, so what you know doesn’t live only in your head.
Helping look after a parent’s home or a rental? Its owner can invite you into that household, and each household’s records stay separate.
You stay in control.
Homester uses AI to read your records and connect the useful details. Everything it learns stays connected to its source, and you can review or correct it.
Simple plans for building household operating memory.
Start free. Upgrade for more properties, more shared users, and more room to process records.
Request beta access
Homester is in beta. We’re inviting households in small groups so we can listen closely and get the details right. Tell us a little about yourself and we’ll email you when there’s a spot.