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01Home app · in development

Home

Home is a life and work organiser, and the shell every kit opens inside. Notes, tasks, routines, calendar and files, used in a browser or on a phone.

Everything saves locally on your own computer through the Bridge. No account, no cloud. Your data stays in open formats: Markdown, CSV and SQLite.

This is where Home will open once it works. Until then, this page says what it is.

Status: in development. No date.

How Home works

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  1. 1. Phone
  2. 2. Bridge
  3. 3. Home folder
  4. 4. Other software

1 / 4You write a note on your phone.

02What it costs

What it costs and what comes in the kit

£5 buys Home for life. It works as sold forever, with no account and no licence check.

Feature updates are a separate £5 a year, if you want them.

Bug fixes and security patches for the version you bought are always free.

In the kit

  • The Home appNotes, tasks, routines, calendar and files in one place.
  • The BridgePairs your phone by short code or QR. End-to-end encrypted.
  • A folder on your machineEverything Home saves goes here, in open formats.
  • The instructionsHow to set it up, pair a phone, and back it up.

03Will it run

Will it run on your machine

This check looks only at what your browser already knows about your computer. It runs on your machine and sends nothing anywhere.

This happens on your own machine. Nothing is sent anywhere.

04Not built

What could come after

These are things we could build, not things that exist, and not a promise. Each ships only when it is ready, and each will be its own kit.

Apps

Each opening as a space inside Home.

  • Document editor
  • Spreadsheet
  • Slides
  • Photo editor
  • Vector editor
  • PDF editor

Automations

Small boring jobs, done on your own machine.

  • Filing downloads into the right folders
  • Renaming scans so they can be found again
  • Turning a folder of receipts into one CSV
  • Backing up chosen folders on a schedule