You shouldn’t have to be the one who remembers everything.
Homeprint holds everything your household owns, owes, renews, and has to remember. It tells you what needs you next — then helps you get it done, before it turns into a fire.
Built on the things a shared calendar can never hold
- Bank-level encryption
- Your real documents
- Renewals tracked for you
- Shared with your household
Someone in your house is holding all of this.
Every one of these arrived through a different door — an email, a letter, a sticker, a text from school. None of them live anywhere. Which means the only place they're all collected is inside one person's head.
- Home insurancein a letter you opened once
- Passportsin a drawer, somewhere
- Furnace serviceon a sticker on the boiler
- Dental benefitsin an email from January
- Vehicle registrationin a notification you swiped away
- School formsat the bottom of a backpack
- Annual subscriptionsin a receipt you never opened
- Property taxon the kitchen counter
- Extended warrantyin the box it came in
- Mortgage renewalin something your broker said
- Travel insurancenowhere at all
- Appliance registrationon a card you meant to send
- …and the dozen you haven’t thought of yet
Nothing on this list feels urgent — right up until it's expensive.
From a filing cabinet you forget to an assistant that remembers.
Homeprint began as the safest place to keep your home's documents, warranties, and records. That vault is still here — and it turned out to be the hard part. Almost everything a household has to remember is attached to something it already owns.
- Every document already carries the date that matters — Homeprint reads it out
- Every appliance, policy, and account knows when it will need you next
- Your home is one category now, beside your family, money, and travel
Already on Homeprint? Nothing moves. Every document, warranty, and record stays exactly where you put it — your home just becomes one room in a bigger house.
It remembers, it tells you, then it helps.
Most tools stop at the reminder. The reminder was never the hard part.
- Home insuranceRenews Aug 24Bosch dishwasherWarranty to Aug 28Maya — passportExpires Mar 4
It remembers what you own
Add a policy, a document, an appliance, an account. Homeprint pulls out the dates, terms, providers, and serial numbers — so the details stop living in your head.
- Today3Insurance renewalPassport renewalDental — book by Fri
A daily feed shows what's next
One calm list, in the order that matters: what's due this week, what expires this month, and what needs a decision before it costs you something.
- Read your renewal notice
Premium $2,140 · up $340· auto-renews Aug 24
Get quotesRemind me Aug 18Then it helps you get it done
Compare the renewal before it auto-renews. Pull the policy number for a claim. Get the mortgage paperwork together, or find someone to do the work. The step after the reminder is the one that actually costs you an afternoon.
What Homeprint tells you, before you'd have thought to ask.
Real examples of the feed doing its job — each one traced back to something your household already owns.
- RenewalIn 12 days
Home insurance renews on Aug 24
Your premium is up $340 from last year. There's still time to compare — Homeprint has last year's coverage ready to put side by side.
From your policy renewal PDF
- ExpiryBefore your trip
Maya's passport expires before March break
Renewals are running six to eight weeks. Start the application by Jan 14 and it lands with room to spare.
From your family profiles and saved travel dates
- WarrantyThis month
Dishwasher warranty ends Aug 28
The Bosch you registered in 2021 comes off warranty in three weeks. If that noise has been bothering you, this is the week to make the call.
From the receipt and registration in your vault
- AppointmentBook by Friday
Two cleanings left on this year's dental plan
Your benefits reset on Dec 31 and both kids are due. Homeprint has your provider and plan number ready to go.
From your benefits summary and household profiles
You never set a single one of these reminders.
The renewals nobody shops are the ones costing you most.
Insurance that crept up. A mortgage renewed with a single phone call. Homeprint knows those dates because it read the documents — which means it can get you a better answer while there's still time to take it.
- Insurance
Never auto-renew at a worse price again
Homeprint already knows the renewal date and what you're currently covered for, because it read the policy. So instead of a silent renewal at a higher premium, you get a real comparison a fortnight out — using your actual coverage, not a form you fill in from scratch.
- Mortgage
The most expensive date your household has
A renewal arrives once every few years, usually with one phone call and no time to think. Homeprint starts the conversation months ahead, with your numbers already assembled — so you're comparing from a position of having options.
- Member benefits
Deals that actually apply to you
Because Homeprint knows what your household genuinely owns, local and national brands can offer something relevant — a service plan for the boiler you actually have, not a coupon book for one you don't.
Built for the person everyone else asks.
If you're the one who knows where the birth certificates are and when the insurance renews, this was built for you.
Homeowning families
A mortgage, a furnace, two kids, a car, and a hundred renewal dates. The more your household owns, the more there is to hold — and the more Homeprint has to work with.
The one carrying the load
You never volunteered to be the family's memory. Homeprint takes the remembering, so the job stops being invisible — and stops being only yours.
Households sharing it
Invite your partner. What one person has been holding alone becomes something you can both see, with the real documents sitting right behind it.
A calendar can only hold what you put into it.
Shared calendars start empty. Every event in one is something you already remembered to type, which means they help you coordinate the load — not carry it. Homeprint starts somewhere else: with the documents, policies, appliances, accounts, and providers your household already has.
- Your policy knows its own renewal date — Homeprint reads it, you don't
- Warranties, serial numbers, and receipts stay attached to the appliance
- Provider names and account numbers are there the moment something breaks
- Every reminder traces back to a real document you can open
Homeprint has a calendar. It's just the least interesting thing about it.
You're trusting us with the real thing.
Deeds, policies, passports, receipts. We've been holding documents like these since day one, and we treat them accordingly.
Bank-level encryption
Your documents are protected in transit and at rest — the standard Homeprint has held since day one.
You choose who sees what
Records are private to you unless you share them — with a partner, an agent, or nobody at all.
Your documents stay yours
Everything you upload belongs to you. Download it or delete it whenever you like.
Nothing about your home changes
The vault you already trust is the foundation. We built memory on top of it, not in place of it.
For the first time, everything about our house lives in one place. It's the first thing I'd set up in a new home.
Alexi Johnston
Homeowner & real estate agent
The things people ask first
Let something else do the remembering.
Create your free account and put your household's memory somewhere other than your own head.