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Private family AI assistant
Just ask. It's handled.
Home Run turns one voice or chat request into meal plans, grocery lists, calendar events, trips, and reminders, then tells the whole family what changed.
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Schedule a meeting with Kevin at 3 PM today.
Done. I scheduled the meeting for today at 3:00 PM.
Meeting with KevinToday · 3:00 PM
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iPhone and Android
Syncs with Google, Outlook, and iCloud calendars
Voice or chat
Private family spaces
What is Home Run?
An AI assistant built for the work of running a home
Home Run is a private family AI assistant and family organizer app. Instead of keeping separate apps for the calendar, grocery list, chores, school, documents, and expenses, families tell Home Run what needs to happen in plain language. Home Run understands who is involved, builds the plan, assigns the right people, sets reminders, and keeps the family updated as work gets done.
- Works on
- iPhone and Android
- Input
- Voice or chat
- Covers
- Meals, groceries, calendar, tasks, documents, expenses, trips, care
- For
- Parents, partners, kids, grandparents, and helpers
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One app for everything your family runs on
Just ask. It's handled.
Reminders, lists, and plans by voice or text.
Everyone's plans. One calendar.
Syncs with Google, Outlook, and iCloud.
It warns you before it expires.
Passports, policies, and reports, found in seconds.
Dinner, sorted. Together.
Meal plans the whole family can see.
Who owes whom? Sorted.
Split family expenses and settle up.
Bring the whole family in.
Invite with a code. Private by design.
One list. Everyone shops.
Shared grocery lists, updated live.
Trips, planned together.
Itinerary, packing, and tasks in one place.
How it works
From request to done, in three steps
Home Run closes the loop. It does not stop at a list; it finishes the follow-up that usually falls to one person.
- 1
Understand
Reads the request, the intent behind it, and your family context: who is home, what is planned, what is already in the pantry.
- 2
Plan
Pulls the right information together and builds one connected plan across meals, shopping, calendar, documents, and care.
- 3
Execute
Assigns tasks, sends reminders to the right person, and updates everyone when the work is finished.
Before and after
From group-chat chaos to one calm request
MomWho is picking up Aarav today?
DadDid anyone buy milk??
MomWhen is Nani's appointment again?
AaravWhere's my cricket kit
DadCan someone send the passport photo?
- Plans live in one person's head and a dozen screenshots.
- Reminders depend on someone remembering to send them.
- Details get lost between the calendar, notes, and chats.
Aarav's pickup is Dad at 4. Add milk, and remind us about Nani's appointment.
Pickup: Dad, 4:00 PMTask assigned · Reminder at 3:30
GroceriesMilk added · Shared list
Nani: doctor's appointmentFriday 11:00 AM · Family reminded
- One sentence updates tasks, lists, and the calendar together.
- The right person is reminded automatically, at the right time.
- Everyone sees the same plan, so nobody asks twice.
See it in action
Home Run in one minute
Natural language, real outcomes
Say one thing. Home Run builds the plan behind it.
Families do not think in app modules. They say what needs to happen, and Home Run translates it into meal plans, shopping, school work, reminders, documents, and chat updates.
One request becomes a chain of action
- Understands the request
- Finds the relevant family context
- Creates the connected plan
- Assigns people, time, and reminders
- Updates everyone as work finishes
"Order groceries for dinner and ask Dad to pick up yogurt."
Grocery list updated, pickup task assigned to Dad
"Create a study plan for this week's science test."
Four study blocks added to the calendar, with reminders
"Remind Mom to refill the prescription before Friday."
Refill reminder scheduled for Thursday morning
"Summarize what changed in the family chat today."
Three decisions and two open questions, sent to everyone
"Find the school circular about sports day."
Circular found, date and kit list added to the family plan
Made for the whole home
Everyone gets their part of the plan
Invite family members and helpers to the rooms that matter to them. Each person sees what they need, and nothing more.
Parents stop being the family's project manager
One request becomes dinner, pickups, homework reminders, and a summary for everyone, so the plan no longer lives in one person's head.
- The whole family week and every open task
- Packing, grocery, and document alerts
- A daily summary of what changed
They might ask"Tell everyone what changed tonight."
Partners share the load without the check-ins
Shared lists, split expenses, and clear ownership mean fewer "did you do it?" messages.
- Tasks assigned to them, with due times
- Shared shopping lists, updated live
- Who owes whom in family expenses
They might ask"Split the errands before 6."
Kids and teens get structure, not nagging
Age-appropriate tasks, study plans, and reminders that come from Home Run instead of a parent repeating themselves.
- Their own homework and activities
- Chores and packing lists to tick off
- Who is picking them up, and when
They might ask"What is due today?"
Cooks, nannies, and helpers see exactly what they need
Invite helpers to specific rooms only, such as Meals, so instructions and menus reach them without long calls or texts.
- Today's menu and dietary notes
- Their tasks and timings
- Nothing outside the rooms they belong to
They might ask"What should I cook for lunch today?"
Grandparents stay in the loop, and cared for
Appointments, prescriptions, and reports stay organized, and the family is reminded before refills run out.
- Their appointments and medication reminders
- Family events they are part of
- Updates from the family, in one place
They might ask"When is my next doctor's appointment?"
Features
Everything a household runs on, connected
Meals, chat, school, care, tasks, calendar, reminders, and documents work as one system, so a change in one place updates the rest.
AI voice assistant
Ask naturally from the kitchen, the car, or the couch. Home Run understands the request and your household context.
Family chat
Turns scattered family conversations into decisions, reminders, lists, and summaries.
Meal planner
Plans meals around preferences, schedules, leftovers, and what the family already has at home.
Shared shopping lists
Builds grocery runs from meal plans, pantry gaps, household requests, and recurring staples.
Study planner
Creates study plans and assignment reminders from school inputs, with follow-through parents can see.
Medical vault
Keeps reports, prescriptions, appointments, and care notes searchable when the details matter.
Task management
Assigns tasks to the right person with due dates and status, so no one parent becomes the project manager.
Shared calendar
Connects pickups, meals, study blocks, and health reminders to one family timeline.
Smart reminders
Reminds the right person with the right detail at the right time, then tells everyone when it is done.
Routine nudges
Keeps recurring rhythms moving, from morning prep to bedtime and weekly resets.
Home context
Remembers preferences, responsibilities, pantry patterns, school details, and care context across the family.
AI recommendations
Suggests next steps for meals, study, care, and routines based on what is really happening at home.
Private by design
Privacy is not a footnote when the product knows your household
School papers, prescriptions, passports, and family conversations need a product that is calm and explicit about where data goes, from day one.
How we protect your familyPrivate household spaces
Only the members and rooms you choose can see family information.
Invite as member or helper
Helpers and relatives see only the rooms they are added to.
Document-aware answers
Answers point back to the record or message they came from.
No advertising use
Home Run does not sell personal information or share family content with advertisers.
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FAQ
Questions families ask about Home Run
What is Home Run?
Home Run is a private family AI assistant and family organizer app for iPhone and Android. You tell it what needs to happen by voice or chat, and it turns that request into connected meal plans, grocery lists, school tasks, reminders, care records, calendar events, and family updates.
How is Home Run different from a family calendar or to-do app?
Calendars, to-do lists, and group chats each hold one piece of family life. Home Run connects them. One request such as "plan dinner and remind Alex about math" can update the meal plan, the grocery list, a task for Alex, and the family chat at the same time, so no one has to copy details between apps.
What can I ask Home Run to do?
You can ask it to plan meals, build and share grocery lists, create and assign tasks, set reminders, organize school assignments, store and find care records, summarize family chats, and tell you what is happening today. Requests work in everyday language, for example "remind Mom to refill the prescription before Friday."
Who is Home Run for?
Home Run is built for couples, families with children, joint families, and households with caregivers or domestic helpers. Each person can join the rooms that matter to them, such as meals, school, or care.
Is my family's data private?
Yes. Home Run is designed around private household spaces. Information is visible only to the members and rooms you choose, Home Run does not sell personal information, and family content is not shared with advertisers. You can edit or delete content and disconnect integrations at any time.
Does Home Run work with voice?
Yes. You can speak to Home Run or type in chat. Voice is useful when your hands are busy, such as while cooking, driving, or getting kids ready in the morning.
Can grandparents or helpers use Home Run?
Yes. A household can add trusted people, such as grandparents, nannies, or cooks, to the specific rooms they help with, so they see the tasks and information that apply to them and nothing else.
Is Home Run available on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Home Run is available on the Apple App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android phones.