Lunar and solar, side by side
Anniversaries, full-moon days and the first of the month repeat by the lunar year — leap months and short months included.
Share chores out to each person, get reminded ahead of anniversaries and full-moon days on the lunar calendar, know what's in the pantry and log spending from one receipt photo — on your phone, your computer or right in the browser.
Free for a home of up to 2 people · iPhone: open the web app in Safari and choose “Add to Home Screen”


Four tabs — time, things at home, money spent, who's on it — and an assistant that understands Vietnamese.
Anniversaries, full-moon days and the first of the month repeat by the lunar year — leap months and short months included.
Homie drafts the event with its lunar date and the prep to do; you check it and save. Ask “how much more did we spend than last month?” too. Type or speak.
Assign chores with a due date and priority. Anything overdue rises to the top — no one has to nag.
Quantity, expiry and a low-stock line for every item — shop without buying too much or too little.
Sign in with Google or email and name your home. It works the same on the web, a phone or a computer.
Send the invite code; family members enter it and they're in — each with their own role.
“Grandpa's anniversary on Saturday, order flowers” — Homie drafts the event with its lunar date, and you tap save.
Enough for one home, every day.
For big families, several homes, or heavy assistant use.
Yes. Chores, the lunar calendar, the pantry and spending are free for a home of up to 2 members. When you need more — more members, several homes, an unlimited assistant — there is Homie Plus (see Pricing).
In the browser (homie.famisense.app), as an Android app and as a desktop app — one account, with data in sync instantly. On iPhone, use the web app: open it in Safari and choose “Share → Add to Home Screen” for an app icon.
Homie uses the Vietnamese lunar calendar. For years with a leap month or a 29-day month, Homie shows you so you can choose how to handle it before saving.
One person creates the home and invites the others with a code. Everyone sees the same calendar and gets reminded together — nobody has to pass messages along.
Free for the whole family. Open it in your browser now, or download it.