Martha Stewart co-founds AI startup Hint for home management
Martha Stewart has just co-founded a new app called Hint, which launched today. This cutting-edge AI app helps with managing and maintaining homes by building a profile based on public data like property records and local weather. Users can also upload documents such as insurance policies and inspection reports. Hint offers personalized maintenance schedules, a home score, and an AI chatbot for questions about appliances and energy use. Kyle Rush, the co-founder and CTO in New York, mentioned that Stewart plays an active part in shaping the product, focusing on areas like design and branding. Founded in 2024, Hint has raised $10 million from various investors and is available on iOS for free, with plans for a premium version later.
Key facts
- Martha Stewart is a co-founder of Hint, an AI home management app.
- Hint launched today and is available for free on iOS.
- The app uses public data and uploaded documents to create a home profile.
- Features include maintenance schedules, home score, and AI chatbot.
- Kyle Rush is CTO and co-founder, based in New York.
- Yih-Han Ma is CEO and co-founder, based in Charlotte, N.C.
- Stewart is actively involved but not a financial investor.
- Hint raised $10 million from multiple investors.
Entities
Artists
- Martha Stewart
Institutions
- Hint
- Montauk Capital
- Slow Ventures
- Tusk Venture Partners
- Energy Impact Partners
- Amplo VC
- Hannah Grey
- OpenAI
- Gemini
- Casper
- Maisonette
- Red Ventures
Locations
- New York
- Charlotte, N.C.