Hint, the AI homeownership platform co-founded by Martha Stewart, launches on Apple's App Store. The app uses public records and user data to monitor home needs. It raised $10M in seed funding and plans premium subscriptions.
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Hint, an AI-powered homeownership platform co-founded by Martha Stewart, launched Wednesday on Apple's App Store. The company announced the release in a press release.
The app builds a profile of the user's house from public records, environmental data, and owner-supplied documents such as inspections and warranties. It then monitors the property for needed maintenance, surfaces items requiring attention, and suggests actions. The platform also centralizes documents, offers seasonal upkeep guidance, and sends alerts about expiring warranties or rate changes.
Stewart said in the release that the app helps homeowners "become better stewards of their property." Co-founder Yih-Han Ma said homeownership has been "largely overlooked by the software industry" and that Hint aims to "offload the stress and complexity of maintaining a home." Co-founder Kyle Rush called the platform "an owner's manual for homeownership."
Hint is free to use. A premium subscription with additional features is planned. In May, the startup raised $10 million in seed funding, PYMNTS reported at the time. Stewart told Fortune then that she had wanted to build something like Hint for years and contributed to the app's visual language.
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