Question 1

What is Homeprint?

Accepted Answer

Homeprint is a memory for your household. It holds everything your family owns, owes, renews, and has to remember — documents, policies, warranties, appliances, vehicles, appointments — and surfaces a daily feed of what needs your attention next. It began as the place to keep your home's records, and it still does that better than anywhere else.

Question 2

How is this different from a shared family calendar?

Accepted Answer

A calendar only knows what someone typed into it, which means it still depends on you remembering first. Homeprint starts from what your household already owns — policies, documents, appliances, accounts — and works the dates out from there. It's the difference between a place to write things down and something that tells you what's coming.

Question 3

I already use Homeprint for my home. What happens to my data?

Accepted Answer

Nothing moves and nothing is lost. Every document, warranty, project, and record stays exactly where you put it. Your home simply becomes one category inside a bigger picture — alongside your family, your money, and everything else you're keeping track of. Those existing records are precisely what the new reminders are built from, so long-time users get the most out of this on day one.

Question 4

How does Homeprint know when something is due?

Accepted Answer

It reads your documents. Upload an insurance policy and Homeprint pulls out the renewal date, the premium, the provider, and the terms. Register an appliance and it knows when the warranty lapses. Anything with a date attached gets watched against the calendar, and you hear about it early enough to actually do something.

Question 5

What can I keep in Homeprint?

Accepted Answer

Documents, warranties, manuals, receipts, policies, appliance and inventory details, maintenance history, and renovation projects — plus everything else in a household that carries a date: passports, benefits, vehicle registrations, subscriptions, mortgage renewals, and travel plans.

Question 6

Is my information secure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your data is protected with bank-level encryption, and you control who can access it. Your records are private to you unless you choose to share them.

Question 7

Can my partner use it too?

Accepted Answer

That's rather the point. Invite the people in your household and the things one person has been holding alone become visible to everyone — with the real documents sitting behind each one.

Question 8

What does Homeprint cost?

Accepted Answer

Homeprint is free to get started, and no credit card is required to set your household up. If that ever changes we'll say so well in advance.

Question 9

When can I use it?

Accepted Answer

Now. Create an account and set up your household in about five minutes — start with one document or forward a single renewal email, and the feed gets more useful with everything you add.

Question 10

Do I need to own a home?

Accepted Answer

No, though it's where Homeprint is strongest today. A house comes with the densest pile of documents, renewals, and warranties, so that's where the feed has the most to say. Everything else — family, travel, vehicles, benefits — works alongside it.

Question 11

How does Homeprint estimate my home's value?

Accepted Answer

Homeprint combines your property details with market data to give you an estimated value and how it's trending over time, so you can make informed decisions.

Question 12

Can Homeprint help me maintain my home?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Homeprint builds a personalized maintenance schedule around your home's systems and surfaces each task in your feed when it's due, so upkeep stops depending on you remembering it.

Question 13

Do I need to be technical to use it?

Accepted Answer

Not at all. Start by uploading a single document or forwarding one renewal email — Homeprint takes it from there, and the feed gets more useful with every thing you add.

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