Ahead of the due date
Your home picks what's fair when a bill is set up. The pay-by day sits a few days ahead of the real one. Everyone pays their share by then, so the owner isn't left carrying the bill.
For homes that share the bills, groceries, tasks, and notes
Your home agrees on each bill once, and Homera takes it from there. It sends the reminders when it's time, so no one has to ask. The pay-by day sits ahead of the due date, so shares come in before the bill does. And the whole home can see where things stand.
Set up your home once, and the boring parts just run. Here's one bill, all the way through: two steps to set it up, then three that come around every month.
Add the people you live with, then the bills you share, like rent, power, and internet. Each bill gets its own person looking after it. Pick a way to split it, and a day to pay by.
Everyone sees the bill, the split, and the pay-by day, and says yes before anything is owed. That's what keeps it fair. You only do this once, unless the split changes later.
Homera asks the bill owner for the total when it's due, and the whole home sees that too. Then Homera does the math, so everyone knows their share.
Homera handles the reminders for you and nudges everyone when it's time. No one has to ask. Sit back and relax. People pay the way they already do: Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, Zelle, or Apple Cash, then mark it paid.
The whole home can see what's paid. If the reminders aren't working, Homera tells the bill owner, so a human can step in. When the last share lands, the month is all settled.
All settled.Next month runs those three steps again. The setup stays done.
Money stress can sneak up on any home. Nobody knows who'll have a rough month. Homera keeps the plan where everyone can see it, so the whole home can relax.
Your home picks what's fair when a bill is set up. The pay-by day sits a few days ahead of the real one. Everyone pays their share by then, so the owner isn't left carrying the bill.
Homera also tells the bill owner when the total should be ready, and the whole home sees that note too. Each person does their part, and it shows.
People pay with Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, Zelle, or Apple Cash. Your money never moves through us.
Shared tasks, one grocery list, and a corkboard keep the whole home on the same page.
Finally! Everything your home shares, in one clear place. Explore what your home would see.
Bills, split and agreed. Everyone sees their share and the pay-by day.
One grocery list the whole home shares.
Shared tasks, so it's never a question whose turn it is.
The whole home in your pocket, too.
Tasks
Adding a chore takes one sentence and one tap. Homera lays out whose turn comes next, six turns ahead, where the whole home can see it. Leave someone out of a rotation, or give someone an extra turn each round. Their turns get spread out across the round, not bunched together.
Home rules
Your home already has rules. They just live in people's heads, where nobody can read them. Homera asks the questions. Your home answers them together, in one sitting. A rule only counts when everyone says it sounds fair. Nobody gets outvoted, and nobody has to bring it up.
Start your home
Pick the plan that fits your home, and you'll have it set up in a few minutes. One price covers the whole home, and everyone splits it.
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