Facilitates open communication between parents and children through private weekly check-ins and daily prompts. Encourages honesty and understanding by allowing both parties to share thoughts and feelings anonymously until revealed together. Gamified elements and a private family chat foster consistent engagement and connection.
1.2.2
June 23, 2026
Push notifications added into the build Added settings walkthrough with onboarding
One year subscription. Unlimited family members
Homebase ensures honesty by allowing both parents and children to answer questions separately and privately. Answers are only revealed when both parties have completed their responses, removing pressure and encouraging genuine sharing. This unique reveal mechanism is central to the app's design.
Questions are tailored to the child's age, ranging from simple mood checks to more in-depth prompts about their experiences. The app aims to spark meaningful conversations that might not otherwise happen, turning everyday moments into opportunities for connection.
No, Homebase does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to provide a private and uninterrupted experience for families focused on communication and connection.
Homebase offers monthly and annual subscription plans for both 'Duo' (one parent, one child) and 'Family' (one parent, multiple children) tiers. Annual plans include a 7-day free trial.
Each family member has a PIN-protected profile, ensuring that answers are only visible within the family unit. Children's answers are private until they choose to share them, fostering a secure environment for open communication.
Yes, Homebase is designed to adapt to children of all ages, from 4 to 17. The questions, language, and interface adjust to meet each child at their developmental level.
The latest version of Homebase is 1.2.2, and it was last updated on June 23, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.
The 'I Want to Talk' feature allows a child to send a discreet signal to their parent when they need to communicate something important but are struggling to find the words. This provides parents with a way to proactively offer support.