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Sharing your home with your household

Invite a co-owner, a helper, or a house sitter. Who sees what, how access ends, and why seats are free.

Who you can invite

Co-owner. Everything you can do. A home always keeps at least one co-owner, and a co-owner shares the home's plan, so if you have Intelligence, so do they.
Helper. Adds, edits, and ticks things off, without the keys to billing or membership.
House sitter. Temporary access with an end date. It ends on its own.

How to invite

Open Property settings → People with access, enter an email, pick the role, and send. They accept the invite and see the same home you do.

Temporary access

For a house sitter or anyone else who needs in for a while, pick one week, two weeks, a month, or a date. When it arrives, access ends with no action from you.

Removing someone

You can revoke a helper or a sitter at any time from the same card. A co-owner can remove themselves, as long as the home still has one.

Seats are free

There is no per-person charge on any plan. The house is the unit, not the seat.

Common questions

Quick answers

Does my partner need to pay for Intelligence too?

No. A co-owner shares the home's plan. One Intelligence subscription covers the household.

Can a house sitter see my documents?

They see the home you share for as long as you've given them access. It ends at the date you set.

What about my real-estate agent?

That's a different kind of access. Your agent appears under People → Agents and never holds a household role.

Keep reading

Spaces and properties

How property and spaces fit, and what Multi-Property adds.

Eave Free vs Intelligence

What each plan includes.

Transferring your home

Passing the whole record to a buyer at closing.

Your data and privacy

Who can see what, and how to export or delete.

All help topics

Browse every article in the Eave help center.

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