Terms of service

Last updated July 6, 2026

These terms are short and in plain language because we would rather you actually read them. Using thankshoma.com, or signing in to Homa, means you agree to them.

What Homa is right now

Homa is early, and we would rather tell you that plainly than pretend otherwise. Today the service includes your child's progress report and practice plans, the blog, and the Homa assistant where it is available in your account. All of it is free today. If paid plans arrive, we will show the price clearly and ask before charging you, never the other way around.

Homa is for parents

Homa is not a test, a doctor, or a lawyer

You know your child best, and nothing here changes that. Progress reports and plans are built from your own observations; they are not a test, not a medical or developmental evaluation, and not advice. The Homa assistant is an AI: it is careful, but it can be wrong, and its words are suggestions to weigh, not instructions to follow. None of it replaces a doctor, a therapist, an evaluator, or your own judgment, and it is your responsibility to meet your state's homeschool requirements. When something worries you, a professional who knows your child is the right next step.

Your content, our content

Please use Homa kindly

Don't try to break the service, probe other families' data, or use Homa for anything unlawful or harmful. You can stop using Homa anytime and ask us to delete everything. If an account breaks these terms we may suspend it, and if we ever do, we will tell you why.

The service will change

Homa is being built in the open, so features will change, improve, and occasionally pause. We may also update these terms; when a change matters, this page gets a new date and account holders get an email before it takes effect.

The honest legal part

Homa is provided as is, without warranties of any kind. To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect or consequential damages, and our total liability is capped at what you have paid us in the twelve months before the claim. If a court finds part of these terms unenforceable, the rest still applies.

Questions

Write to hello@mail.thankshoma.com. A person answers, not a bot.