One household. Every module on the record.
Each part of HomeQuest carries its own register — and everything that matters can be sealed into the ledger.
Structured co-parent messaging, legally timestamped.
One shared schedule, custody-aware.
Shared costs, split and settled on the record.
The court-ready record — sealed and exportable.
A steady voice when it gets hard.
Documents that matter, kept safe and yours.
Chores become quests — XP, badges, trophies.
Extend your household — pay only for what you use.
The whole app as a world — for the family, not the case.
An age-appropriate surface of their own.
Structured messaging that holds up.
Every conversation lives in one timestamped thread — clear enough for daily logistics, solid enough for a courtroom.
- Every message carries a legal timestamp.
- Messages can't be edited or deleted after sending.
- Cooling tools help keep hard conversations factual.
One schedule both households trust.
Custody time, exchanges, appointments and school events — one calendar, identical for everyone who needs it.
- Custody time is tracked day by day.
- Exchanges, appointments, and school events in one view.
- Both households see the same calendar.
Shared costs, settled on the record.
Log an expense with the receipt attached, split it, and settle — every step documented for both parents.
- Log shared expenses with receipts attached.
- Split and settle with a documented trail.
- Reimbursement history stays visible to both parents.
The court-ready record, sealed.
Seal any entry into a tamper-evident, hash-verified record — Bates-numbered, closed with an Integrity Appendix, and ready to attach the moment you export for court.
- Seal entries into a tamper-evident, hash-verified record.
- Bates numbers assigned at export — your court package, ready when you need it.
- Export as PDF whenever you need it — never paywalled.
A steady voice before you hit send.
Grace is optional coaching that helps you keep it factual when emotions run high — private to you, and never speaking on your behalf.
- Coaching before you hit send, not after.
- Tone guidance grounded in co-parenting practice.
- Private to you — Grace never speaks for you.
Chores become quests.
Household work becomes a game the whole family plays — XP for every member, streaks, and trophies that land in your Awards Case.
- Quests turn everyday chores into XP.
- Badges and trophies fill the household Awards Case.
- Levels the whole household can see — and celebrate.
Every document, kept safe and yours.
Court orders, agreements, receipts and records — uploaded once, organized, and encrypted. The documents you already have, kept somewhere they cannot be lost.
- Store court orders, agreements, and records.
- Upload the documents you already have.
- Organized, encrypted, and yours.
Some days you need a case file. Some days you need somewhere else to be.
Hero Mode turns the whole app into a place instead of a dashboard — a world with its own sky, weather that follows your real forecast, and a storeroom that holds your household’s things. Nothing about the record changes. It is the same HomeQuest, wearing something kinder.
Your children get their own space — not a smaller version of yours.
Children and teens sign in to a surface built for their age, with their own home, their own messages and their own awards. They never see household finances, the legal ledger, or anything filed for court. That is enforced by the database, not by hiding a menu.
The whole product speaks Spanish. Not just the marketing.
Sign-in, setup, every agreement you are asked to accept, and the safety information shown to someone at risk — all of it in the language you choose. Invitations reach your co-parent in their language, not yours.
Co-parenting does not happen at a desk.
The Android app carries the same channels, calendar, expenses, ledger and Lockbox — and the same record. Screenshots and screen recording are blocked while you are talking to Grace.
Encrypted. Hash-verified. Yours.
HomeQuest is built for the moments it may be read adversarially — so the record has to be sound, and the keys have to be yours.
Encrypted messaging
Conversations are encrypted in transit and at rest. Once sent, a message can't be edited or deleted.
Hash-verified ledger
Every sealed entry carries a SHA-256 hash and Bates number, and every export ends with an Integrity Appendix listing each entry and its hash — the chain of custody, inside the document itself.
You own your data
Export the full record as PDF anytime — never behind a paywall. Your history stays yours if you leave.
Behind your fingerprint
Turn on two-step sign-in and the Legal Ledger, your encrypted channels and your Lockbox ask again before they open — with your device’s fingerprint or face, or an authenticator code.
Why HomeQuest asks for Google access
You can sign in to HomeQuest with your Google Account. If you choose to connect Google Calendar, HomeQuest reads your calendar events for one purpose: showing them alongside your household schedule. If you choose to connect Gmail, HomeQuest reads your messages for one purpose: displaying them in your inbox so relevant email can be kept with your family record. HomeQuest never sells your data, never uses it for advertising, and you can disconnect Google at any time from Settings. Privacy Policy →
Your counsel sees the same record.
HomeQuest Attorney is a dedicated workspace for family-law counsel — the sealed ledger, exhibits, and deadlines in one place, without asking you to forward screenshots.
- Turn incidents into a structured Action Plan.
- Bates-numbered exports, ready for filing.
- Clio sync keeps the case file current.
The household itself is free.
Keeping a court-ready record of your own family should not sit behind a paywall — so the foundation is free for both parents, and always will be. Pay only for the additions you actually want.
Extend your household.
The foundation is free. Additions extend your household — pay only for what you actually use.
Already have a paper trail? Bring it with you.
Upload the court orders, agreements and records you already have into your Lockbox — encrypted, organized, and yours from day one.