Features built around household operating memory, not busywork.

Homester is designed to turn real household records into connected operating memory: assets, providers, events, reminders, documents, vehicles, and source evidence that stay useful over time.

Built for household continuity: records, assets, providers, events, reminders, evidence, and handoff.

A household memory layer you can search, review, share, and export.

The records that explain how your household runs.

Documents and source evidence

Receipts, invoices, warranties, manuals, appraisals, inspection reports, insurance records, registrations, service contracts, photos, screenshots, and emails stay connected to the household context they support.

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Assets and systems

Track operational history for appliances, HVAC, water heaters, roofs, plumbing, electrical systems, vehicles, equipment, tools, and other important household assets. Keep asset information connected to supporting records, service history, warranty details, reminders, and related providers.

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Providers and contacts

Preserve who did the work, what they touched, what it cost, and whether you would call them again. Provider records connect to the assets they worked on and the evidence that supports the history.

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Events and timelines

Repairs, installations, replacements, inspections, renewals, maintenance visits, purchases, appraisals, registrations, and service events become part of the household story. Timelines connect what happened to the evidence behind it.

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Reminders with context

Homester can surface practical next steps from your actual household history: when a filter may need replacing, when a warranty is nearing expiration, when a registration is due, or when an inspection finding still needs follow-up. Every reminder stays connected to the records behind it.

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Shared household access

Make household knowledge easier to share with a spouse, family member, trusted helper, caregiver, or future owner. Shared access is part of the continuity promise.

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A file is not the finish line.

Homester is designed to connect each useful record to what it explains.

A contractor invoice can become

A repair event connected to an asset, provider, cost, date, and source PDF

A warranty can become

Coverage context connected to the appliance and proof of purchase

An inspection report can become

A set of observations, issues, follow-ups, and source pages

A vehicle maintenance receipt can become

Service history and a future reminder

An appraisal can become

An important property record, preserved with its source evidence and ready for handoff

AI helps. You decide what becomes household memory.

Homester uses AI to help classify records, extract useful details, find likely assets and providers, and propose updates to your household operating memory.

Those updates are reviewable. Your corrections win. The source evidence stays attached to the facts it supports.

1. Upload or forward a record

Add a receipt, invoice, appraisal, inspection report, insurance record, manual, registration, warranty, photo, or email. Upload directly or forward to home@homester.app.

The goal is not to make you organize everything manually.

2. Homester proposes what it finds

AI helps classify, summarize, scope, and connect the useful details: assets, providers, dates, warranty periods, service history, important documents, and maintenance reminders.

Homester proposes structured updates from your records. You review and accept what becomes part of your household operating memory.

3. Find it when it matters

Search your household history, view timelines, and open the original evidence. Find what you need without remembering where you filed it.

Search by asset, provider, date, event type, or natural questions. Every answer links back to the supporting records.

Ask the questions households actually ask.

Homester is built around retrieval. Instead of remembering the folder, inbox, drawer, provider portal, or cloud drive where something might live, search household history by what you need to know.

When did we replace the water heater?

Find the install record, provider, cost, warranty, service history, and supporting evidence.

Who fixed this before?

Find providers connected to past repair events, invoices, notes, and assets.

Where is the latest appraisal?

Retrieve property records and source evidence without remembering filenames or folders.

What did the inspection say about the roof?

Find inspection observations, photos, follow-ups, and the source report.

Is this appliance still under warranty?

Connect manuals, warranty documents, registrations, and proof of purchase.

When were the brakes last replaced?

Keep vehicle maintenance records in the same household operating memory.

Useful now. Understandable later.

Homester should help your household memory stay useful beyond the person who originally saved it.

Export, share, and hand off household knowledge when a spouse, family member, helper, caregiver, or future owner needs to understand what happened.

Most households depend on one person remembering where things are, who to call, and what happened last time. Homester helps make that knowledge easier to share, export, and understand later.

Connectors

Homester can connect to your existing storage, tools, and workflows.

Bring your own storage

Homester can support user-controlled storage connectors so household files can live in the user's own storage account while Homester provides the memory, retrieval, and continuity layer. Possible storage options may include Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, and other user-authorized storage locations.

Cloud file discovery

A storage connector can help find useful household records already hiding in cloud folders. Users could authorize selected folders for either a one-time scan or an ongoing monitor for newly added household records. Homester should suggest likely records for review instead of blindly ingesting everything.

Gmail discovery

A Gmail connector can help identify household-relevant records in email. Users could authorize either a one-time review of historical email or an ongoing monitor for new likely household records. The goal is to rescue useful records from inbox chaos while keeping user approval and control central.

LLM and assistant connectors

Homester is designed to become a trusted household context layer. Future integrations may allow users to bring Homester context into preferred AI tools or use their own LLM keys. Possible directions include user-controlled context export, permissioned retrieval APIs, bring-your-own LLM key, and assistant-style access.

Built for trust

Homester handles household information that can be personal and sensitive.

The product is designed around evidence-backed retrieval, user control, exportability, clear deletion paths, secure storage, processor-only service usage, no sale of household data, and no targeted advertising use of household records.

Some household records need extra care. Homester can distinguish routine records from protected documents and keep sensitive material out of casual shared search results.