A steaming cup of coffee on a sunlit wooden table with a laptop in the background.
A steaming cup of coffee on a sunlit wooden table with a laptop in the background.

Why I Built hom

I burned out in corporate America. Not dramatically, but quietly, over time, in the way that sneaks up on you when you are giving everything to your career and running on fumes everywhere else.

I was leading teams, building systems, scaling technology across some of the largest companies in the world. By every professional measure, I was succeeding. But at home, I was failing at the basics. I went two years without seeing a doctor. My car registration lapsed. I had a gym membership I never used. The things that should have been simple, the things that keep a life running, kept falling through the cracks because I had nothing left to give by the time I got home.

And the frustrating part was that I knew exactly how to fix it. I had spent my entire career engineering systems that allowed organizations to run efficiently, reliably, and without constant oversight. I had just never applied that thinking to my own life.

That’s why I built hom.

It is the operations infrastructure I wish I had, built for people who are exceptional at what they do professionally and deserve the same level of support at home. Not a cleaning service. Not a task app. A genuine operating model for your household, run by a skilled professional, backed by systems designed to keep your home running the way your career already does.

You worked too hard to spend your evenings catching up on everything else.

-Emily

Founder/CEO