Simple plans for building household operating memory.
Start free with the records you have. Upgrade for more properties, more people with shared access, and more room to process your household’s history.
Homester is in beta, and we’re inviting households in small groups. Request beta access to get started.
Free
$0
Start your household memory with the records you have on hand.
- 1 Household with 1 property
- You plus 1 shared user
- Upload, snap, or forward the email
- Inventory, service history, service providers, and reminders
- Search and Ask across your records
- Limited record processing
Home
$2.99/mo · $29.99/yr
For the household that wants its whole history in one place.
- 1 Household with up to 2 properties
- You plus up to 5 shared users
- Standard record processing, with extra room while you set up
- Higher Ask allowance
- Everything in Free
- Bring your own storage · Coming soon
Premium
$5.99/mo · $59.99/yr
For second homes, a parent’s home, rentals, and anyone helping run more than one household.
- Up to 5 Households and 10 properties across them
- You plus up to 10 shared users per Household
- Higher record processing and Ask allowances
- Everything in Home
- Cloud file discovery · Coming soon
- Gmail discovery · Coming soon
- Ongoing discovery for new records · Coming soon
- Assistant connectors · Coming soon
Fair-use limits apply on every plan. Paid plans renew automatically until cancelled.
Common questions
- What should I add first?
- Whatever is closest to hand. A home inspection report or a recent service invoice is a great start, and forwarding a few receipts or appliance confirmations from your inbox takes a minute. Your inventory and history fill in as you add more.
- Do I have to review everything?
- No. Routine details are added for you. Homester asks you to check anything important or uncertain, you can correct anything it learned, and your own edits are never overwritten.
- What is a Household?
- A Household holds everything Homester remembers for your household: properties, vehicles, the things you own, service providers, history, documents, and reminders. It’s also what you share with people you trust and what your plan covers. Free and Home include one Household; Premium supports several, which helps with a second home, a parent’s home, or a rental.
- What is the difference between a Household and a property?
- A property is a specific address inside a Household, such as a house, condo, or cabin. Most households have one Household with one main property, plus vehicles and other household-level records.
- Who counts as a shared user?
- Someone you invite to use Homester with you, such as a partner, a parent, an adult child, or a caregiver. The limit is on people with access, not on the people your records mention.
- Why are there fair-use limits?
- Homester uses text extraction, AI, rules, and review to turn household records into connected memory. That processing has a real cost, so fair-use limits keep it reliable and affordable for normal household use. Paid plans include extra room while you set up, and very large or duplicate bulk uploads may be queued or processed more slowly.
- Can I bring in records from email or cloud storage?
- You can forward email to Homester today from the address you signed up with. Finding records in cloud folders and Gmail for you to approve is coming soon on Premium.
- Does Homester give insurance, appraisal, warranty, or legal advice?
- No. Homester keeps and retrieves those records, but it does not decide coverage, property value, legal obligations, or warranty eligibility.