Windows Live Home is a web portal launched by Microsoft as part of its Windows Live services. It aims to bring many of the Windows Live services together in one place. It provides a central location to access Windows Live services and monitor status information.

Windows Live Home integrates tightly with other Windows Live services, serving as the entry point to many other services. This services features the following:

Windows Live Home was first revealed on August 3, 2007 at Microsoft Japan's annual Business Strategic Meeting 2008. It was expected that a new version of Live.com (later Windows Live Personalized Experience, now defunct) will be released in Fall 2007, featuring a new interface design together with Windows Live service integrations. Microsoft later confirmed that Windows Live Home is not a replacement for Live.com.

Some of the early announced features for Windows Live Home include:

The final version of Windows Live Home was released on October 15, 2007. One notable feature of first release of Windows Live Home is the ability to set the location of the user and display the current weather conditions for the city or region selected. The color of the homepage also automatically changes according to the time of the day.

Windows Live is the collective brand name for a set of services and software products from Microsoft, part of their software plus services platform. A majority of these services are Web applications, accessible from a browser, but there are also client-side binary applications that require installation. There are three ways in which Windows Live services are offered: Windows Live Essentials applications, web services, and mobile services.

Microsoft said that Windows Live "is a way to extend the Windows user experience".Windows Vista provides a link in its user interface to download Windows Live Messenger, and Windows 7 saw the removal of applications such as Windows Mail, Windows Photo Gallery and Windows Movie Maker and replaced with the Windows Live Essentials suite, a software package that allows the downloading and installation of similar offerings from Windows Live. Microsoft announced that Windows 8 will see Windows Live apps included right out of the box, and will include built-in synchronization technologies powered by SkyDrive.