Now in early access

Your shared household, on autopilot

Add Homies to your existing group and it turns everyday chat into synced tasks, plans, and reminders.For couples and housemates who share a home, where keeping it all in sync usually falls on one person.

Home sweet home 🏡

Listening for mentions

Robin

Homies

2 tasks · 6 events

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Robin

Running a home together is a lot to stay on top of.

The plans and the small stuff end up scattered. Half in the group chat, half in one person's head, half in a calendar nobody keeps up to date. And keeping it all straight quietly becomes someone's second job.

Things slip through

Plans and who-does-what disappear into the group chat, and no one is sure what was actually agreed.

One person re-enters everything

The shared plan only stays current if someone keeps copying it into their own calendar and to-do app.

Small tasks pile up

Logging every little thing, or digging up one detail later, takes enough effort that people stop bothering.

How it works

Set up once, then just keep chatting.

Nothing new for the household to adopt. Homies works inside the group chat you already have.

1

Add Homies to your group

Invite Homies to the household WhatsApp group you already have, the same way you would add a housemate.

2

Connect your own tools

Everyone links their own calendar and to-do app in a couple of taps. Each person keeps the setup they already like.

3

Chat like you always do

That is the whole job. Say things the way you already say them, and the plan takes care of itself.

One shared brain

The group chat becomes the household brain

Say what needs doing, changing, or remembering, and Homies picks it up from the conversation already happening. No forms, no new habits, no chasing anyone.

  • Mention it and it is captured

    A quick "we're out of milk" becomes a task with a name on it, filed where the right person will see it.

  • Tasks, plans, and reminders

    Homies works out whether it is a task, an event, or a detail worth keeping, and files it in the right place.

  • Everyone stays in the loop

    Short confirmations in the group show what changed and where it went, so nothing happens out of sight.

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Home sweet home

Sam, Robin, Homie

Truly connected

Change it anywhere, it updates everywhere

Everyone connects their own calendar and to-do app, and the household plan shows up where they already look. Move something in your calendar and the group plan moves with it.

  • Google Calendar

    Household events appear in your own calendar, and the events you add there flow back automatically.

  • Your to-do app

    Keep the to-do app you already like. Homies mirrors the household tasks both ways, so your own list stays yours.

  • Both ways, on its own

    No copying, no double entry. Update it anywhere and it stays current everywhere, for everyone.

Sync activity

Up to date

Cottage weekend added to both calendars

just now

Padel moved to 20:00 from Robin's calendar, updated for everyone

1m ago

Buy milk added to Sam's Todoist

2m ago

Dinner at mum's added to Sam's Google Calendar

3m ago
Works with Google Calendar Todoist more on the way

The control room

An app you check, not another app to live in

The Homies app is the control room for the house. See the whole week, check that everything lines up, and review what Homies has picked up along the way. The daily work stays in the chat.

  • The whole household at a glance

    Events and tasks together in one timeline, so everyone sees the same picture of the week.

  • It learns the house as you go

    Homies quietly picks up the routines and preferences that come up in conversation, and you decide what it keeps.

  • Sync you can see

    Connections, activity, and who is set up. One look tells you the household is flowing.

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Everything is flowing.

All connections healthy, nothing needs a look.

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Learned 21 new things about your home

Worth a review when you have a minute.

2 tasks · 6 events synced

Everything landed where it belongs this week.

Why Homies

Built by someone who needed it

Olivier, founder of Homies

Hi, I'm Olivier. I built Homies because my own household ran on three calendars, a to-do app, and a WhatsApp group nobody read. Keeping it all aligned kept landing on me, and nothing I tried actually pulled it together in one place.

So I am building the tool I wanted: one shared brain that lives in our group chat, connects to what everyone already uses, and quietly does the upkeep itself. I live in it every day with my partner, it is early, and I read every message from the first people on it.

Olivier Founder of Homies

Get your household on the same page.

Homies is in early access and free while we build it with the first households. Add it to your group, connect your tools, and watch the first plan land where it belongs.

Free during beta. No credit card.