The families you serve are holding it all in their heads.

Every family runs on information that lives in somebody's head. Where the form is, when the appointment is, who is collecting whom.

For most families that is tiring. For a family already stretched, it is the thing that makes everything else harder. A missed appointment is rarely about not caring. It is usually about one person holding too much at once.

A shared place for the week will not fix that on its own. It does take one specific weight off, and it is a weight that falls hardest on the households you are already working with.

Kommuner and councils. Family centres and family support services. Schools. Charities and voluntary organisations working with families. Unions and associations serving members as families rather than as employees.

Homie, free to the families in your area, for a year.

One shared calendar the household can see and edit. Tasks and routines that do not need an adult standing over them. Meal planning that turns into a shopping list.

It works offline as well as online, which matters more than it sounds when data is something a household budgets for. It is in Norwegian and every other major language, so it does not only serve the families who already find services easy to reach.

No ads. No AI. Nothing about a family sold to anyone.

You do not need to roll this out across a whole area to find out whether it works.

Pick one district, or one service, or one group of families you already know well. Run it for the year. Pick one outcome you actually care about and measure that, not a dashboard of things nobody reads.

If it has not helped by the end of the year, it has cost you nothing and we will say so ourselves.

The first year is free. No licence fee, no setup cost, no commitment.

After that there are two ways to carry on. Funded access, where your organisation pays an annual licence and families continue at no cost to them. Or official partner, where there is no cost to your organisation and families who want to keep using Homie move to a normal subscription.

Organisations without a budget line usually take the second. That is a real option, not a fallback.

Both models, and the story behind Homie, are set out on the partnerships overview.