What was that paint called again?
You saved the plans, the receipts and the manuals. Homemoria helps you find the details inside them.
Ask a question about your home. Homemoria looks through the documents and notes you’ve added, then answers with links to the relevant records.
Currently free to use. No payment details required.
Explore a sample home
No sign-in neededThese records have been adapted for demonstration. Ask about the sample home and open the sources behind each answer.
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Sample questions and replies are kept for up to 24 hours. Please leave personal details out. Prices are excluded.
You can ask about the other details, too:
- “How do I clean the dishwasher filter?”
- “Did the kitchen quote include fitting?”
- “Which extractor model did we buy?”
The answer depends on the records you’ve added.
Start with a document you already have
Add what you’ve kept
A manual, a receipt, a plan or a note. You can also add a photo or a product link.
Ask what you need to know
Use your own words. Ask about a particular room, an appliance, a purchase or a detail in the paperwork.
Open the source
Follow the links in an answer to check the relevant document. You can see what your records say and where information is missing.
The paperwork can leave things unclear
A quote describes what was proposed. A receipt records what was bought. The finished work may be different again.
Homemoria is designed to keep those distinctions visible, so you can understand what an answer is based on.
If a detail matters, open the source and check it.
Already using Home Assistant?
Connect Home Assistant to ask for current temperature and humidity readings alongside the information in your documents. It’s optional.
- “What’s the temperature in the bedroom?”
- “How humid is the bathroom right now?”
You can also ask to switch lights and some other devices on or off. Homemoria shows you the action first, and nothing changes until you confirm it. Locks, alarms and heating stay out of reach.
- Living room21.4°C46% humidity
- Bedroom19.6°C52% humidity
- Kitchen22.3°C41% humidity
- Bathroom23.1°C63% humidity
A note from Alex
I’m Alex, the person building Homemoria.
I want it to help with the small questions that interrupt an ordinary day at home. The kind where you know you saved the answer, but can’t remember which file it’s in.
Being able to check the answer matters to me. That’s why the document behind it belongs close by.
If something is confusing, or there’s a question you wish Homemoria handled better, I’d like to hear it.
A few things you might want to know
What can I add?
Home plans, appliance manuals, receipts, invoices, photos, spreadsheets and Word documents: PDF, image, Excel, Word, CSV and plain text files. You can also save a product link or write a note.
Can I check an answer?
Yes. Answers drawn from your records include links to them, so you can open the source and review the detail yourself.
Documents can be incomplete, and AI can misread them. Check the original record when a detail matters.
What happens to my documents?
Your documents and conversations are kept in your account’s own archive, which needs sign-in to open.
To process documents and answer questions, Homemoria sends relevant documents, questions and home information to its AI providers, currently OpenAI and Anthropic.
Read the privacy notice for details about processing, storage and account data.
Is Homemoria free?
Homemoria is currently free to use, and no payment details are required.
A paid subscription may be introduced later. We’ll let you know before it is required.
Something else? Write to [email protected].
Start with one document
Add something you’ve kept about your home, then ask a question about it.
Get started