How it works
Homie looks at a plan the way your family lives it, not as a tidy block on a grid. Who’s going, who’s driving, when you really have to leave. It checks all of that against everyone’s week before anything lands on the calendar.
The committed window
“Soccer game, 9:00 AM” hides the 8:13 scramble to get everyone out the door. Homie plans for the whole thing, not just the hour on the grid. It counts the getting ready, the drive, and a little buffer so nobody’s sprinting in late, and it schedules around all of it.
Schedule · review · plan
Say the plan, check what Homie heard, and it’s on everyone’s phone. Here’s how one soccer tournament goes from a sideline mention to a sorted Saturday.
Walking out of practice, Dad holds down the mic and just says it: “Maya has a soccer tournament Saturday, 9 to 4, at Lakeshore field.” Homie turns that into a real plan. Your words become text right on the phone, and it still works with no signal, so a dead zone at the field doesn’t stop you. And nothing gets scheduled unless you say so. Homie won’t assume you meant to commit.
Nothing hits the family’s week without a quick look first. One screen shows you the full date, who’s included, and the place Homie assumed, so anything that’s off is easy to catch.
The live fit check catches what a plain calendar can’t. The tournament runs right into Leo’s dentist, and there’s only one parent to get two kids to two places. Dad hands the dentist run to grandma under Covered by and adds it.
“Maya has a soccer tournament Saturday, 9 to 4, at Lakeshore field.”
The plan shows up on both parents’ phones within seconds, with the leave-by time already worked out and grandma down as the driver.
Invite anyone who helps run the week. Grandma sees the rides she’s covering, the nanny sees her own days, and the kids get their own view once they’re old enough for a phone. Everyone sees just what they need, and you decide what that is.
Saturday
A quiet helper for the family logistics that usually live in one parent’s head.