Everything included. No hardware to buy.

Everything the app does. The shared calendar with two-way Google sync, chores with points and streaks, Casa (the assistant you can type to or hold a button and talk to, which creates and edits events and chores for you), the flyer scanner, Family Insights for parents, per-person reminders, Home Screen widgets, and the kitchen iPad modes — wall mode for a full-screen board, ambient mode for when nobody has touched it in a while. There are no tiers and no add-ons: one plan, every feature, your whole household.

Same plan, same features. Annual is $143.99/year, which works out to $12/month — about 2 months free versus paying monthly ($14.99/mo). Pick whichever fits your budget; both bill through Apple and you can switch anytime.

Your subscription already covers your whole household — invite everyone during setup at no extra cost. The annual plan is where the savings are: $12/month effective, vs $14.99 monthly.

Over three years HomeHQ is $432. A 15" Skylight is $536.99 (hardware plus $79/yr Plus) and Hearth is $958.20 ($699 plus $86.40/yr Membership), so against those two we're the cheaper household. The 10" Skylight is $406.99, which is about $25 less than us, and Cozi Gold at $39/yr is $117. Cozi is cheaper because it's a different kind of product: a list app with a calendar attached, ads on the free tier, one-way iCal sync, and an interface that hasn't changed much in years. Nobody props Cozi on the kitchen counter. HomeHQ is built to be glanced at from across the room and talked to while your hands are full. Where we differ from the displays isn't only price: there's no screen to buy, mount or replace in three years, it runs on the iPad and iPhones you already own, and the same calendar is in everyone's pocket rather than on one wall in one room.

No. After the 30-day free trial your Apple ID is billed at the plan you chose — $12/month on annual or $14.99/month on monthly — until you cancel. Apple sends a renewal reminder before each charge, and if we ever change pricing, current subscribers keep their original rate.

Open Settings → tap your name → Subscriptions → HomeHQ → Cancel Subscription. The subscription stays active until the end of the billing period. No phone calls, no email forms.

No — we keep it to one simple plan instead of a free tier that limits features over time. If the price doesn't fit, a shared Google Calendar is a real free starting point, and we show you how on our shared family calendar page.

The HomeHQ app is built for iPhone and iPad today, and a native Android app is coming soon. Leave your email on the download page and we'll send the link the day it ships. Your calendar lives in your own Google account, so it's always yours.

Apple emails a renewal reminder before each billing cycle, and any unused time is refunded if you ask. We'd rather you stop paying than keep a forgotten subscription — write us at admin@home-hq.com and we'll help.