Self-hosted household data
Your household's data, on your household's computer.
Homelake is a self-hosted household data platform. Your phones and computers send what you choose to one computer in your home, and your data stays there.
How it works
- Your household runs Homelake on its own computer. Phones and computers in the house send to it, over your home network, your private tailnet, or your household's own address.
- Every stream starts off. Nothing is read until you switch it on, and you can switch it off again at any time.
- Phones send counts and summaries, not raw readings: no coordinates, no photos, no message text.
- No ads, no analytics, no tracking. Your data is never sent to the people who make Homelake, nor to any third party.
Get the apps
iPhone
Homelake for iPhone is in testing. Ask your household's owner for a TestFlight invitation, then install it from the email on your iPhone.
Android
On the phone, open your household's Homelake Get page:
https://<your household's address>/get
Then join your household
On your computer, open your Homelake, then Devices, Add a phone. Scan the code with the phone's camera or in the app.
Privacy
The apps send only to your household's own computer. Read the privacy policy.
Source
Source: coming soon.
Contact
Questions, or something wrong: support@homelake.app.