HomeSession is an application available on Google Play since July 2026, targeting the United States, Canada, and Mexico. This app employs a two-sided subscription model where caregivers pay $24.99 monthly or $199 annually, and Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) subscribe for $19.99 monthly to be listed in the in-app directory. The platform allows caregivers to conduct ABA-style skill practice with their children and share progress with a BCBA. Developed from the perspective of a registered behavior technician, it provides real-session workflows. The product is comprehensive, featuring billing solutions and a range of caregiver app functionalities, including session tracking, behavior logging, progress charts, and a BCBA directory for connecting with professionals.
HomeSession's main revenue streams include caregiver subscriptions via Google Play and BCBA directory subscriptions through Stripe. Despite being operational and fully functioning, the app is pre-revenue due to a lack of marketing efforts. The app targets parents and caregivers practicing home skills alongside ABA services and BCBAs aiming to connect with these families. With no marketing footprint or ads, potential growth lies in leveraging networks within ABA clinics or parent communities.
The app's technology leverages Capacitor for cross-platform functionality, with backend operations through Supabase, and billing managed via Stripe. Although live on Google Play, the iOS app requires small updates before App Store launch. The sale of HomeSession includes source code, app records, and brand assets, with transition support for two weeks post-purchase. HomeSession is positioned as a non-clinical tool, emphasizing it is not a replacement for professional therapeutic services.
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