Now taking waitlist — Lincoln Park, Chicago

Run your home.
Strengthen your street.

HomeFlow is the AI house manager that plans meals, tracks inventory, and runs your family's logistics — plus StreetHub, a privacy-first network of 5-8 neighbors on your block.

Free during beta. No credit card. Just your email.

HomeFlow dashboard showing daily brief, meal plan, and grocery list
Saturday, May 23 — Morning Brief
Meals today Breakfast: avocado toast. Lunch: lentil soup. Dinner: sheet pan chicken. 3 items low in pantry.
Family schedule Soccer at 2pm (Emma). Piano at 5pm (Jake). Grocery pickup 10am.
Pantry alert Low: milk, eggs, olive oil. Grocery list updated automatically.
HomeFlow Core

Your house, actually managed.

Not another app you have to update. HomeFlow does the work — you get the brief.

Daily Brief

Every morning: weather, schedule, meals, and what needs attention today. One glance and you're set.

Today72°F · Soccer 4pm · Dinner: pasta
AlertMilk runs out tomorrow

Smart Meal Planning

7-day plans built around your schedule, what's in the fridge, and your family's actual preferences — not aspirational ones.

MonSheet pan chicken + veg
TueLentil soup (uses pantry)
WedPasta night

Auto Grocery Lists

Lists generate from your meal plan and inventory gaps. Categorized by store section. No more forgetting the one thing you needed.

Produce
✓ Broccoli (2 heads)
✓ Lemons
Dairy
⚠ Milk (running low)

Family Calendar

School pickups, sports, playdates, appointments — unified and aware of each other. HomeFlow flags conflicts before they become problems.

Mon 3pmEmma · Soccer practice
Tue 6pmJake · Piano lesson
Fri 4pm⚠ Conflict: 2 pickups same time

Household Equity Tracking

Track appliance ages, maintenance history, and upcoming costs. Know what your home actually needs — before it surprises you.

HVAC filterDue this month
Furnace (2019)~6 yrs left
RoofInspected 2024
StreetHub

Your block. Not the whole city.

Nextdoor started with good intentions. It became a complaint board for strangers. StreetHub is different by design.

Max 8 neighbors

Your actual block. People you wave at. That's the whole network.

No contact sharing without consent

Opt-in and anonymized until you decide otherwise. Your info stays yours.

Mutual help, not noise

Borrow a ladder. Share a plumber. Coordinate a bulk grocery order. Useful stuff only.

Trusted provider hub

Share the contractors and cleaners your neighbors actually vouch for — not random Yelp reviews.

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Neighborhood street in Lincoln Park Chicago
Your block · 6 neighbors
Z Zack (you) Host
M Neighbor on Maple Shared: roofer rec ✓
J Neighbor on Oak Bulk grocery order open
+3 3 more neighbors Privacy-first, opt-in
Lincoln Park, Chicago

Why Lincoln Park first?

01

Because it's Zack's neighborhood

HomeFlow started because Zack needed it for his own house. Lincoln Park is where he lives, where he knows the blocks, and where he wants to build something real before scaling it anywhere.

02

Real community before a real product

We're not launching to a mailing list of strangers. We're starting with actual neighbors on actual blocks. If it works here, we'll know it works. If it doesn't, we'll fix it before it matters.

03

The feedback loop is short

When your first users live around the corner, you hear about problems fast. That's the point. We'd rather iterate on a block than guess at scale.

Beta is free. No credit card. Lincoln Park residents only — for now.

From Zack
"I live two blocks from the park. I have two kids, a house that constantly needs something, and neighbors I trust but barely talk to.

I built HomeFlow because I was losing hours a week to logistics that should be automatic. And I built StreetHub because I realized my neighbors were solving the same problems in isolation — separately calling the same plumber, separately panic-buying the same thing.

This isn't a startup pitch. It's a tool I needed, built for people I know. If you're in Lincoln Park and you want in, put your email down. We'll take it from there."
Zack Lincoln Park, Chicago · HomeFlow founder