What travellers ask first.

No. You sit at a family's table and eat what she cooked for her own family. Nobody teaches and nothing is staged: it is a meal, in a home.

In Morocco. The first homes are opening in Agadir. An ask reaches the families near where it is made.

Yes: a table for a day up to two weeks away. Choose the city you will be in; the families there answer with their meal, their time and their price.

Nothing is paid. Ask again in one tap, at the same price, or change it.

Yes, with an adult who is responsible for them. Say how many you are when you ask.

No. Homnna opens in the browser of the phone you have, and can be put on its home screen.

You name it, a person. The app starts from the usual price of the meal: 70 MAD for breakfast, 120 for lunch, 60 for afternoon tea and 120 for dinner. A family answers with what the whole table comes to: your price, or her own, and you choose.

In cash, to the family, at her table: the total you agreed. Nothing is paid to Homnna, and no card is asked for.

No. The agreed total is the whole price, and a family may not ask you for more.

Darija and French everywhere; several families manage English. Pointing at food and laughing works in all languages.

Say it in the booking form. Tagines adapt very well, and the family will know before you arrive. Serious allergies: please state them clearly; these are home kitchens, not laboratories.

Nothing is expected. A box of pastries from the souk never hurt anyone.

No. Mint tea flows instead, and there will be a lot of it.

Yes, from your table in the app, as early as you can and before its agreed time. The family cooks for you personally.

Because a family is opening their private home to you. The first time, Didit checks your passport or ID card and a short selfie, in about three minutes. The family sees only your pseudo, and Homnna keeps no copy of the document.