Upload photos
Take or choose 1–4 clear views of the room.
Private photo review. Clearer next steps.
A safer home starts with a clearer picture.
HOMEase turns room photos into prioritized home-safety guidance and a professional project brief, helping families understand what may need attention before speaking with a qualified contractor.
Private by default
Evidence-aware
Built for action
Simple by design
Four steps from uncertainty to a clear plan.
No complicated intake. No technical expertise required. Start with one room.
Receive AI guidance
See visible concerns, priorities, and limitations.
Download your brief
Keep an easy-to-share project starting point.
Request qualified help
Authorize HOMEase to prepare the project for local professionals.
AI-powered. Professionally verified.
See the full picture. Plan with confidence.
HOMEase creates clarity without overstating what a photograph can prove. Every report separates what is visible, inferred, and still requires on-site confirmation.
- Photo-specific findings
- Prioritized recommendations
- Preliminary planning ranges
- Professional verification notes
Home Safety & Accessibility Project Brief
4
prioritized considerations
01 · Review access and transitions
02 · Improve stability and support
03 · Confirm floor traction
04 · Verify lighting and visibility
Built around people who need clarity
Safer decisions for families. Better context for professionals.
For families
Protect what matters most.
Turn concern into a practical plan so loved ones can live more safely, comfortably, and independently.
For contractors
Better projects. Better conversations.
Join a founding network built around structured, homeowner-authorized project demand.
Why HOMEase exists
A preventable fall changed how I saw the problem.
After my grandmother’s fall, I saw how difficult it was for a family to know what to fix, who to trust, and what a project might cost. HOMEase was built to make that first step clearer.
Cliff Franco · Founder & CEO
Common questions
What to know before you begin.
Clear expectations protect families, contractors, and the quality of every project conversation.
What does HOMEase do?
HOMEase reviews room photos to identify visible home-safety and accessibility considerations, organize priorities, and create a practical starting point for a qualified professional.
Is HOMEase a home inspection or medical service?
No. HOMEase provides informational planning guidance. It does not diagnose medical conditions, certify code or ADA compliance, replace an on-site inspection, or guarantee that a home is safe.
Do I need special equipment?
No. A modern smartphone and a few clear room photos are enough to begin. A contractor may still need on-site measurements before recommending or pricing work.
How are photos and personal information handled?
HOMEase uses information to provide the requested service and respond to you. Identifying information is not released to a contractor unless you authorize the relevant project-sharing step. See the Privacy Notice for details.
Who performs any recommended work?
Independent professionals perform the work. Families remain responsible for selecting a contractor, reviewing credentials, approving scope and pricing, and confirming applicable permits or code requirements.
Where is HOMEase currently available?
HOMEase is beginning with a Central Texas pilot. Families, contractors, and partners outside the pilot area can use the contact form to register interest.
Trusted public information
Government resources for safer aging at home.
Start with authoritative guidance, local service directories, and consumer information.
National Institute on Aging
Aging in Place
Planning guidance for services, support, and living safely at home as needs change.
Visit NIA.gov Centers for Disease ControlOlder Adult Fall Prevention
Evidence-based information for older adults, families, and caregivers.
Visit CDC.gov Administration for Community LivingEldercare Locator
Find local aging services and community support by ZIP code or location.
Find local help U.S. Department of HousingHome Improvement Resources
Explore repair financing, community programs, and consumer protection information.
Visit HUD.govThese links are provided for convenience. HOMEase is not a government agency and is not endorsed by these agencies.
Take the first step
Tell us what would make home feel safer.
Share a little about the room, concern, or project. We will route your message and email a confirmation.