Homiwork collects 70+ AI tools for portraits, photo animation, songs, texts and step-by-step homework help, paid with shared energy points or a 30-day Prime pass.
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Homiwork is a browser-based catalog of AI tools for images, video, music, text and schoolwork, with companion apps on phones, Windows and Telegram. The company says it has gathered "the best neural networks in the world" in one service and adapted them for specific work tasks, so each tool is a preset form rather than an open prompt box.
The service is run by 3 Krolika LLP, a partnership registered in Astana, Kazakhstan. The Android listing says the app was formerly known as Homiwork and has been rebranded as Homi AI, while the website still carries the Homiwork name. The catalog lists more than 70 specialized tools, and new ones are added regularly according to the company.
Most of the catalog is consumer creative work: portraits, animated photos, greeting cards, songs and marketing images. A smaller study section offers a photo homework solver, a homework checker and an AI tutor. Both halves draw on one energy balance, and that shared design also explains several tensions in the company's own terms covered under Limitations.
Every tool spends from the same energy balance, so moving from a portrait generator to a math problem needs no separate plan. Homiwork picks the model for you: the system automatically selects the optimal model for each task, and none of the pages checked names the underlying models.
These study tools pull in different directions. As an AI homework helper, Homiwork supports explanation-first use through the tutor and checker, but also answer-first use through the solver's Standard mode and the essay writer. The terms leave academic integrity to the user.
The web tools follow the same short flow:
Processing takes 5 to 60 seconds depending on task complexity, according to the catalog page. An account is created automatically on first use to save your results, so even an anonymous first try leaves a record tied to the service. Signing in with the same account in the mobile app shares the energy balance with the website.
For photo to video, the Director mode is the more controlled route: add reference photos, an optional motion or style clip, and an optional soundtrack that the video syncs to.
The common thread is one-off, low-skill jobs where a preset form is faster than learning a dedicated editor. Projects that need repeatable style control or a chosen model fit less well, because model choice is automatic.
The age rules need a careful read. By using the service, the user confirms they are at least 18, and persons under 18 are not permitted to use it, according to the privacy policy. At the same time, the study pages are written for school subjects, and the iOS app carries a 4+ age rating in the App Store. The store rating and the policy therefore point to different minimum ages.
Homiwork runs on the web and in companion apps, and one account with one energy balance works across them.
Homiwork runs on energy points. The first generation in each tool is free and available without sign-up, and after that every request spends energy. Energy comes from one-off packs or from Prime, which adds a daily allowance.
| Pack price | Base energy | Promo bonus | Prime extra |
|---|---|---|---|
| $6 | 386 | +11 | — |
| $8 | 514 | +134 | — |
| $12 | 772 | +422 | up to 60 energy, +3 days Prime |
| $20 | 1284 | +904 | up to 90 energy, +4 days Prime |
| $30 | 1927 | +1909 | up to 120 energy, +5 days Prime |
These are the dollar packs in the English pricing panel as captured on September 28, 2026, during a Teacher's Day promotion labelled "bonus on every pack". The panel marks prices as approximate and says the charge is made in the payment provider's currency at its rate. It also lists ruble packs from 139 ₽ to 1499 ₽.
Prime costs one payment for 30 days and gives 30 energy per day, up to 900 per month. The same panel lists two prices for this 30-day plan, $5.54 and $6, without saying which one a visitor pays. The Prime page describes the status as a one-time purchase for 30 days with no subscription and no automatic charges. The Terms of Service, however, call Prime a paid subscription, so the two official texts disagree. Prime also brings energy restored every day, premium modes, raised limits across the tools and priority in the generation queue. The Prime page says daily energy is added no matter how much is left. The terms say no additional energy is restored once the balance exceeds the plan limit.
Typical energy costs on the tool pages:
| Tool | Option | Energy per request |
|---|---|---|
| Photo homework solver | Standard / High | 4 / 8 |
| Text generator | Standard / High | 3 / 6 |
| Image generator | Standard / Advanced / Professional / 4K Premium | 22 / 28 / 34 / 42 |
| Song maker | Standard per variant / High (2 versions) | 11 / 42 |
| Photo to video | 4 s 480p Budget / 30 s 720p Standard HD | 19 / 180 |
An image in Standard quality costs 22 energy and a 4K Premium image costs 42 energy. The song maker's Standard tier costs 11 energy per variant, while the High tier costs 42 energy for two versions. Video is the heaviest category, ranging from 19 energy for a 4-second 480p clip to 180 energy for a 30-second 720p clip.
Payment works by card or through Apple Pay and Google Pay, and Prime can also be bought inside the mobile app if a card payment fails.
The creative side of Homiwork competes with many image and video generators, but its study tools have closer single-purpose rivals:
Photomath fits students whose homework is mostly math and who want a dedicated solver. Gauth suits learners who may need a live tutor beyond AI answers. Homiwork makes more sense when homework help is an occasional need next to photo, video or song projects paid from the same energy balance.
The terms say the user agrees to use the service for personal educational purposes only. The same document also says generated content may be used for commercial and any other legal purposes without restrictions from the service, including reselling it. Both clauses stand side by side in the current text.
Liability caps differ as well. The terms limit the operator's liability to the amount paid in the last 30 days. The refund policy limits it to $100 or the amount paid in the last 3 months.
Partly. The first generation in each tool is free without sign-up; after that, requests spend energy points bought in packs or received daily with Prime.
The Prime page says no: it is a one-time 30-day purchase with no automatic charges. The Terms of Service still describe Prime as a paid subscription, so the official texts are not consistent.
The privacy policy says persons under 18 are not permitted to use the service, even though the study tools target school subjects and the iOS app is rated 4+.
The terms allow commercial use and reselling of generated content, but another clause limits use to personal educational purposes, and images made without your own uploads may appear in the public catalog unless you opt out or have made a purchase.
The operator says it does not train or fine-tune its own models on user data, but it may use uploads and results for testing, debugging and improving generation parameters.
