HomeVault · early access
Every family has one person who carries it all: passwords, due dates, contracts, documents, and who handles what. This page presents, chapter by chapter, the system that takes that weight off one person's shoulders.
“Where did the money go this month?”
Every family asks this question, and almost none can answer it with data. There are fixed and variable costs, the bill that lands in an inbox, the receipt lost in a chat thread, and the payment that quietly went overdue and grew a late fee.
Here, the family's bills have a clear status: the whole month in a single glance, with the cost of delay always visible. That number surprises people, and it fixes things.
July · household bills
“Where is the birth certificate?”
The deed is “with the notary”. The passport expired and nobody noticed. Family documents live in drawers, inboxes and chat threads, which is to say, nowhere.
Here, they live in a vault: protected one by one on the server, found in seconds, and linked to what they belong to.
“When does the tenant's lease end? And was the car tax paid?”
Everything a family owns carries its own paperwork. The property has a deed, taxes and dues. The car has insurance, road tax and registration. Each one falls due on a different date, and the information lives in physical folders, in inboxes, and in someone's head.
Here, every asset has a complete file, with documents, bills, due dates and notes in one place, and answers the question that matters: does this asset generate money or consume it?
The property file already exists and is in use, with rent, tenant and the yearly result. The same structure is being opened up to the family's other assets.
“Which manager handles which property?”
Insurer, accountant, lawyer, property managers: every established family deals with a whole set of companies, and nobody has that map drawn.
The directory links each company to everything it touches: the properties it manages, the bills it issues, and the related documents and passwords. In doubt, the answer is one click away.
“Does anyone know the Netflix password?”
After dozens of messages in the group chat, someone sends the wrong one. And the bank password lives in a notebook, inside a drawer only one person knows about.
The vault keeps the family's passwords and protects the most sensitive ones even with the screen open: to reveal a password, the system asks for your own password again, and every access is logged.
You don't remember. The system does.
None of this matters if someone has to remember to open the system. What a family needs is the opposite: a screen that comes looking for you, rather than one more to check.
The radar tracks bills, rent, leases and documents, and raises its hand before the due date rather than after. Every alert comes from a rule with the notice period you set.
Radar · next 30 days
“Putting the family's data online? Is that safe?”
The number-one doubt is legitimate: family data is the most sensitive data there is. This chapter answers it head-on, and everything here is true today, not a future promise.
The business model is the subscription. We do not exist to sell data.
Activity · today
Chapter · in build
Ask. It searches what is yours and hands back the shortcut.
A conversation box as the first thing you see. You write what you need in plain language, and it looks across your properties, documents, bills and contracts. This does not exist yet: it is being built now, and it is where the product is going.
I need the lease for the corner house
Lease agreement, 1200 Augusta St. Expires on March 14.
open the property, documents tab
when is the Jeep's vehicle tax due?
I could not find it. The vehicle file is still under construction; today the system holds properties, documents, bills and passwords.
What it never does
Chapter · in build
The full system opens on a computer. The app carries the essentials to wherever the family is.
This does not exist yet: the app is planned and has not started being built. What is already decided is its role, and it is not to squeeze the whole system onto a small screen.
The same assistant chat box, in your hand. Ask about the lease, the due date or the document and get the shortcut back, without digging through a single menu.
Today the radar depends on e-mail. In the app, the bill coming due, the lease expiring and the document nearing its expiry arrive as a notification on your phone, respecting each person's quiet hours.
Not the whole system shrunk down. It is what you check standing up, in a queue: what is due this week, how the month is going, one password, one document.
The Lab
Nothing below exists yet. It is on our plans, and your vote decides the order and what makes the cut. A vote is research, not a contract: no dates are promised.
Transactions flowing in on their own, straight from the bank: you only confirm the category. The family's finances with zero typing.
Today, the whole family sees everything. It is a deliberate choice: trust first, with passwords protected by an extra confirmation. But maybe your house needs layers: the kids see the streaming services and not the bank; the accountant sees only the finances.
Plans
Founder pricing, under test: clicking is research, not a contract. Joining the waitlist secures 50% off your first year.
| Essentialto organize the everyday$ 9.90/mo | recommendedFamilythe whole house, on autopilot$ 19.90/mo | Estatefor families with structure$ 39.90/mo | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Passwords | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Documents | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Money | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| E-mail alerts | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Assistant (in build) | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Assets, with a full file and yearly result | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Companies & contacts | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Advanced reports and export | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Family members | 2 | 6 | unlimited |
| Lab priority | — | — | ✓ |
| Close support, on WhatsApp | — | — | ✓ |
to organize the everyday
$ 9.90/mo
the whole house, on autopilot
$ 19.90/mo
for families with structure
$ 39.90/mo
On the annual plan, two months are free. It costs less than the family's streaming subscriptions, to manage everything else.
Research
Thirty seconds that help decide what we build first. And yes: we read everything.
Your answers on this page travel together with the e-mail below. Nothing is lost; all of it helps shape the product.
Early access and 50% off your first year, secured on your account.