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Questions to ask Lillio, and us.
Honeyfold is new in the United States. We will not invent a review score to look established. This page says what we are for, and what to ask any vendor, including us.
What people already know about Lillio
Lillio is the product formerly called HiMama. It became known for parent updates and daily reports, and it now presents a broader center platform. Confirm what is included before you assume the daily report is the whole product, or the reverse.
Pricing and packaging change. Use their site for their current price. We are not their spokesperson, and a page like this goes stale if it pretends to be a live rate card.
What Honeyfold is built to do
Keep the room's record: attendance with times, the ratio from your license, authorized pickup, family notes a person sends, point-of-service meal counts, and a file you can open for a licensing visit. Family homes and centers are both first-class. Additional sites stay separate when the licenses are separate.
Website functions run in Columbus, Ohio. Center records are hosted in the United States. We do not take a percentage of tuition. Introductory prices are $49, $179, and $149 a month.
Ask both of us
- Where are children's records hosted, and is that the United States?
- Can I export attendance with in and out times in the shape my subsidy office wants?
- Does the ratio use the number on my license, or a generic national chart?
- Who is allowed to check a child out, and where is a custody order stored?
- What happens to photos and notes when a family leaves?
- Is a CACFP count taken at the point of service, or copied from morning attendance?
- Can a family child care home use the same product without buying a center package?
- What is the contract term, and what is the export when I cancel?
Lillio publishes its own product at www.lillio.com. Updated November 13, 2026.