Questions?
Yes.
Hame is the Scots word for home.
The look comes from Scottish homes too: harled walls, slate roofs and heather.
No. Hame works for renters too.
You can also add your own bills, such as phones, credit cards and car finance, alongside the home’s.
Hame is built for households across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
For your home: your mortgage or rent, council tax, gas and electricity, water, broadband and your TV licence.
For you: mobile phones, credit cards, loans, car finance and buy now, pay later.
Yes. Everyone in a shared household can see the home’s bills and keep them up to date.
Your own mobile, credit cards and loans stay on your own dashboard, which is never shared.
No. Hame never asks for your bank login and never sees your bank account.
You add your bills yourself, or upload them, so you decide what’s in there.
No. Hame tells you when it’s worth looking and how your deal compares.
The choice, and the switching, stay with you.
Yes. With no signal, Hame keeps showing what it knows and catches up when you’re back.
Never, and there are no adverts.
You can turn on two-step login, unlock Hame with your fingerprint or face, and delete your account from the app.
The photo or file stays on your phone.
Hame keeps only the lines with prices, dates and what your deal is, and takes out your name, address and account numbers.
After you’ve allowed it the first time, those lines go to OpenAI to be read. OpenAI doesn’t train its models on them, and may keep them for up to 30 days to check for abuse.
The privacy notice has the detail.
If you dismissed it from your dashboard, it’s moved to Settings.
Everything it means for your bills is still there.
Published sources, such as Ofgem’s price cap, Ofcom’s broadband prices, council charges and Bank of England averages.
Calculated figures are estimates, and Hame shows you how it worked them out.
Yes, from the Danger zone in Settings.
Deleting your account explains what’s removed.
Hame is in early access, on iPhone through TestFlight and Android through Google Play.
Ask for early access and you’ll hear back within 48 hours.