Homester™
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What your household knows, connected.

Homester builds a Household Operating Memory from the records you already have: what you own, what happened to it, who did the work, what needs attention, and where the proof lives.

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Upload it, snap it, or forward the email.

Start with what you already have. There’s no form to fill in for every appliance and no folder structure to design.

Forwarding is often the easiest way in. Send receipts, invoices, order and appointment confirmations, and service emails to home@homester.app from the address you signed up with, and they land in your household.

  • Receipts
  • Invoices
  • Warranties
  • Manuals
  • Inspection reports
  • Appraisals
  • Insurance documents
  • Registrations
  • Service records
  • Photos and screenshots
  • Household email

Know what you have.

Your records build a useful inventory of the appliances, systems, vehicles, and other things your household depends on. Each item keeps its details, its warranty and manual, its service history, and the service providers who worked on it.

A file is not the finish line.

Each record is connected to what it explains.

A service invoice becomes
A repair connected to the item, the service provider, the cost, and the date
A receipt becomes
A new item in your inventory, with its purchase date and price
A warranty or manual becomes
Coverage and instructions attached to the appliance they belong to
An inspection report becomes
A starting map of your home, with the inspector’s observations and source pages
A vehicle service record becomes
Maintenance history for that vehicle
An appraisal becomes
An important property record, kept with its source

Know who did the work.

Plumbers, electricians, mechanics, installers, insurers, and other service providers stay connected to the jobs they did, the items they worked on, what it cost, and the invoices behind it. When something breaks again, you know who to call.

Find it again, or just ask.

Search by item, service provider, date, or type of record, or ask a question in plain words. Answers come from your household’s own records and link to the source, and Homester says so when your records don’t have the answer.

“When was the water heater replaced?”
The install date, who did it, what it cost, and the invoice.
“What did the inspector say about the roof?”
The observation in the inspector’s own words, with the page it came from.
“When did I last service the truck?”
The most recent service record for that vehicle.
“Where is the original warranty?”
The document itself, attached to the item it covers.

Know what needs attention.

Reminders come from your actual household history rather than a generic checklist, and each one links to the item and records behind it. The home screen gathers what’s coming due, recent activity, and anything waiting for your review.

Share it with the people you trust.

Invite the people who help run your household, whether that’s a partner, a parent, an adult child, a caregiver, or a friend. Everyone works from the same history, and sensitive documents can be kept to the household owner and admins.

You stay in control.

Homester uses AI to read your records and connect the useful details to your household memory. Routine details are added for you. Anything important or uncertain waits for you to review, and you can correct anything Homester learned. Your own edits are never overwritten.

Household records are never sold or used for advertising. Read how Homester handles your data →

Coming next

We’re working on ways to find household records you already keep elsewhere: connecting your own cloud storage, suggesting likely records from cloud folders and Gmail for you to approve, and bringing your household context into the assistants you use. These aren’t available yet; they’re labeled on the pricing page.

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