A product from Aspire
Everything you run your life on, in one place you own.
Money, mail, calendar, to-dos, health, travel and the paperwork. One app instead of eight that cannot talk to each other, with an assistant that can act across all of it. It runs on your own accounts.

Today. The three things that matter, then everything else.
Right now it is your chief of staff.
Two minutes, no email needed. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Watch it work
An assistant you type or talk to.
It can read and act across everything above: add the appointment, draft the reply, find the invoice, tell you what the week looks like. Ask it in writing or out loud.
You
- Read your mailFound the confirmation from the practice.
- Checked ThursdaySwimming is at 16:30, so it fits.
- Moved the appointmentThursday 15:00, half an hour, reminder the night before.
- Spotted the clashYou have a call at three. It left that alone and told you.
- Drafted a message to TomWaiting for you.

A scripted example on invented data, not a live assistant.
- A passphrase plus a code from your authenticator app.
- An alert whenever anyone signs in.
- Guards against instructions hidden inside incoming mail, so a message cannot talk the assistant into inviting a stranger or sharing a file.
Two minutes, no email
Design your dream Home Base.
Tick what matters to you and we will show you what yours would do. You will see what it would cost to run and how long it takes to set up. Nothing is sent anywhere.
What it does
One place for the things that are currently in eight.
Today and to-dos
What is due, what is next, and reminders that arrive before the thing rather than after it.
Calendar
Your week in one view, with the context attached to each entry instead of a bare title.
Mail
Reads your inbox and drafts replies for you to send. It never sends on its own.
Money
An overview across accounts, budgets, and the bills coming up before they land.
Health
A log you keep rather than an app that keeps it: appointments, results, what changed.
Travel
Trips, bookings and documents gathered per journey instead of scattered across mail.
People and birthdays
Who matters, when to be in touch, and the thing you meant to remember about them.
Life admin and files
Paperwork, renewals, warranties and the documents you need twice a year and cannot find.
The maths
What you are probably paying for already.
Six of those eight carry a subscription, and none of them talk to each other. These are the published list prices, converted to euros.
- BudgetingYNAB, $14.99 a month€14
- To-dosTodoist Pro, $5 a month billed yearly€5
- Notes and documentsNotion Plus, $10 a month€9
- TravelTripIt Pro, $49 a year€4
- HabitsTypical paid habit tracker€3
- A CRM, if you freelanceEntry tier of a small-business CRM€14
- Every month, forever€588 a year€49
Home Base, once
€80
Home Base pays for itself in under two months, and none of those apps can act on your behalf or talk to each other.
What it costs
Buy it once. It is then yours.
Personal
€80once
The whole of your own life in one place.
- Home admin and to-dos
- Calendar and mail
- Money, budgets and bills
- Health log
- Travel
- Life admin, paperwork and files
Most people
Freelancer
€110once
Everything in Personal, plus the work side.
- Everything in Personal
- Clients and a simple CRM
- Invoices
- A content calendar
- One paymentNot a subscription. Buy it, own it.
- Instant deliveryDownload link by email, straight after.
- VAT includedThe price you see is the price you pay.
- Twelve months of updatesIncluded. Renew after that if you want to; it keeps working either way.
VAT included. The price you see is the price you pay. One payment, not a subscription.
Honestly
Who it is for, and what you get.
This is for you if
- You have a Mac and a Claude subscription.
- You want your own information in one place rather than eight.
- You are happy to spend about two hours setting it up once.
- You would rather own a thing than rent it.
It is not for you if
- You are on Windows. Not supported at launch.
- You want something that works the second you pay, with no setup.
- You want us to host it and hold your data. We deliberately do not.
- You are under 18.
Included with every purchase.
A guide that assumes nothing
Two of them: the full walk-through if you have never opened Claude, and the short version with the commands if you use it every day. Videos for every step.
Copy-paste help prompts
For when something will not install or you want to change it.
A free 15 minute check-in
About a week in, booked by you, whenever suits.
Book itBonus packs
Bank connection, budgeting coach, bills watch, health and habits, and any interest packs you pick.
Twelve months of updates
Then renew if you want to. It keeps working either way.
Six looks, or your own
Colour and typeface together. The guide walks you through building something else if none of the six is you.
The part that matters
Nobody can see it. Not even us.
You are about to put your money, your mail and your health in one place. Here is exactly who can reach it.
- It runs on your accountsYour Netlify, your Google, your Anthropic key. There is no Aspire server in the middle, so there is nothing of yours on ours.
- Two things to get inA passphrase you choose, plus a code from your authenticator app. A stolen password on its own is not enough.
- You are told when anyone signs inEvery sign-in sends an alert, so an attempt you did not make is visible the moment it happens.
- Mail cannot give it ordersAn email that contains instructions is treated as text, not as a command. It cannot talk the assistant into inviting a stranger or sending a file.
- It drafts, you sendThe assistant never sends mail, moves money or shares a file on its own. Every outward action waits for you.
- Bank access is read onlyConnected banks are read, never written. It can see what happened. It cannot move a euro.
What we hold
- Your name and email address, for the sale and for update notices.
- Nothing else. There is no account to make and nothing to sign into here.
What we never hold
- Your mail, calendar, banking, health records, documents or files.
- Anything your assistant reads, drafts or does.
- Any usage data from inside your own installation.
Your installation talks to your Google account and your Anthropic account directly. We could not see inside it if we wanted to.
How it exists
Built by someone who is not a developer.
This started as a private tool, not a product. Elena runs an agency, not an engineering team, and built it with Claude mostly by talking: describing what was needed, correcting it, using it, changing it again.
That is the reason it is sold as a template rather than a service. You set it up the same way it was made, on your own accounts, and from then on it is yours to change.
Not launched yet
Be first to get it.
Pilots are running now. Leave your email and we will tell you when it opens, with the odd note on how it is going. No more than one every couple of weeks.
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