How it works
HomeLine creates a new communication layer between personal devices and the household. When family members are home, communication shifts to the shared hub. When they leave, it returns to their personal device.
Three parts, one system
Controls HomeLine Mode. Parents decide who switches, when, and what communication is allowed.
A modern family phone in a shared space. The device asks who is using HomeLine, then shows a personal screen for each family member.
Handles routing, voicemail, caller identity, and communication management between personal devices and the household.
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HomeLine plugs in and connects to Wi-Fi in about two minutes. Place it where the family already gathers — the kitchen counter, entryway, or hallway upstairs.

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Choose who goes into HomeLine Mode and when. Kids' phones can switch automatically the moment they arrive home; parents tap I'm Home whenever they are ready to put their phone down.
Parent 1
iPhone → HomeLine
Child 1
iPhone → HomeLine
Grandparent
Trusted contact
Babysitter
Babysitter
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HomeLine Mode moves calls, messages, contacts and selected messaging apps from the smartphone to the hub. Each family member gets their own screen, and the household keeps a dedicated family number.
Who’s using HomeLine?
Parent 1
Parent 2
Child 1
Child 2
Choose who can reach each family member, who each family member can call, and what happens with unknown callers.
Set quiet hours per person so the device stays calm at bedtime, homework time, or dinner.
Personal: your own number routes to your HomeLine profile while you're home. Family: the household number works like a modern family phone.