Why I’m building Homaic
I have owned three homes since 2018. Each one taught me the same lesson: documentation is leverage, but only if you can find it when you need it.
When I sold one, the buyer’s inspection asked for $7,000 to replace an HVAC unit that was three years old. I half-remembered a home warranty the builder had paid for, and dug through hours of email to find it. The fix was a $75 service call.
I got lucky that a memory surfaced at the right second, and luck is not a strategy.
Nine days into the next house, the water heater died. I had every piece of information to be ahead of it, and I still reacted.
Homaic started as a system for my own house. It could not stay a personal project.
You already keep the papers. Homaic shows what’s due, answers from them, and shares just what each person needs.
How Homaic makes money
Today, nobody pays: its terms say “One house on Homaic is free.” Its terms also rule out commissions, referral fees and revenue from any third party for connecting you with a contractor, and its privacy policy says “No ads, no ad pixels, no audiences.”
There is no paid plan yet. When there is one, it will be on these pages with a date.
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