homechart Review, Pricing & Features

Homechart is an all-in-one household management app for budgeting, shared calendars, meal planning, and tasks. See Homechart's pricing, platforms, and…

Category
Task Management
Pricing
Freemium subscription: $0.00 free tier, plus paid tiers at $4.99, $49.99, and $149.99 (billing period not specified), and a free trial., from $0.00
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August 5, 2026
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Homechart is a household management platform built to replace a scattering of separate apps with one place for a family or household to run its day-to-day logistics. The homepage positions it as "Your Household's Happy Place," and its meta description frames the product around organizing calendars, budgets, shopping lists, meal planning, and tasks together in a single tool. On the feature side, the site and its screenshots point to a budgeting and savings module (a dedicated /about/budget/ page and a "Homechart Budget" screenshot showing budget categories), a shared calendar and events feature (a "Homechart Calendar" week-view screenshot and "Calendars and Events" section heading), meal planning, and household task management, plus shopping lists. The homepage meta description also highlights multilingual support and positions the product as "secure, private, and ad-free." Homechart is available across a range of platforms: Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux, and it is also listed on the Google Play Store and Microsoft Store. Notably, Homechart's source code is published on GitHub (github.com/candiddev/homechart), linked from the marketing site, which means privacy-conscious households have the option to self-host the software rather than use the hosted version. At the same time, Homechart sells a hosted subscription: its pricing page lists price points of $0.00, $4.99, $49.99, and $149.99 along with a free trial, so households that don't want to self-host can pay for a managed version instead.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Combines budgeting/savings, shared calendars, meal planning, and task/shopping lists into a single app rather than requiring several separate tools
  • Starting price is $0.00 with a free trial offered on paid tiers, lowering the barrier to try it
  • Source code is published on GitHub, giving privacy-conscious households the option to self-host instead of relying on a hosted vendor
  • Available on Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux, plus listings on the Google Play Store and Microsoft Store

Cons

  • Built for households and families rather than businesses, so it lacks evidence of B2B features like team roles, admin controls, or enterprise support
  • Self-hosting the open-source version requires technical setup, which limits that option to more technically comfortable households
  • Crawled evidence shows a general 'get started' docs guide but no dedicated public API or third-party integration documentation

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