Family
Kids, grandparents, and the nanny can all see the plan on their own phones. What each person can see and do is up to you.
Kids
Maya is 11. On her own account, she sees her week: where she has to be, when she leaves, and who is picking her up. No more asking Mom the same question three times a night.
Her account can only look, so she can’t move practice or delete her brother’s dentist appointment. Nothing on the schedule can break.
Helpers
The nanny’s account works like Maya’s, except she can also contribute. She sees her days and every handoff, and when the teacher mentions a field trip at pickup, she can add it as a draft for you to review.
Grandparents and other helpers join the same way. Everyone who helps run the week can finally see it.
Access
Every family member is a person in Homie, not a setting. Tap someone to choose their access, send their invite, or change what they can do. Kids can’t sign up on their own. A child’s account exists only because you made the invite.
A view-only account can’t change the schedule from any phone. Homie enforces that where the data actually lives, so there’s no way to work around it in the app.
Invite the people who help run your week, and give each one exactly the view they need.