What Our Home Folder does
Everything your home knows, kept for whoever needs it next.
The house reminds you
Recurring care and expiry dates surface when they're due, on the record and in a quiet email on the schedule you choose.
The claim gets made
Serial, receipt, and expiry date live in one place, so the warranty pays instead of quietly lapsing.
Readable in a panic
Shut-offs and contacts on one sheet, on any phone, for whoever is standing in your basement.
Brief the technician before they arrive
The brief carries the appointment, who will let them in, the fault, where the shut-offs are, and what the last visit found. Print it, text it, or email it.
The house comes with its manual
The whole record as a print, PDF, or export, with a copy for family, a buyer, maintenance, or insurance.
Evidence that holds up
Time-stamped condition reports, compliance dates, and tenancies: a complete record for every property.
Pricing
Screens shown are from the record of a specimen home; entries are illustrative.
All the features
35 features · open a sectionYour first ten minutesfeatures 1-5 home map · Guided first entries · Rooms with photographs · completeness score · in-browser demo
Moving day or twenty years in, it starts the same way: with the answers nobody can find.
Free plan- The home mapFloors, then rooms, then everything in them, each kept in the place it actually lives.
- Guided first entriesYou start with the two things nobody can find: where the water shuts off and where the electrical panel is. Ten minutes, and the worst night already goes better.
- Rooms with photographsEvery room gets its own page: photos, notes, and whatever the room holds, filed against it.
- The completeness scoreA quiet measure of what is on record and what is still missing, weighted toward the entries an emergency or a warranty claim would need first.
- The in-browser demoTry the whole app before you sign up. Nothing you enter in the demo leaves your device. Try it
Keeping it currentfeatures 6-15 inventory · Makes, models, and serials · Warranties · Receipts · Documents · Repairs & service history · service brief · Maintenance & reminders · reminder digest · Issues & trends
The slow decades of ownership, a receipt here and a service call there, written down once and easy to find later.
Free plan- The inventoryUtilities, appliances, accessories, smart devices, and tools: everything the house owns, on one list, down to the tool shed.
- Makes, models, and serialsThe details that warranty claims and safety recalls turn on, saved with every item.
- WarrantiesTerms and expiry dates linked to the appliance and the receipt that proves them, so the claim gets made instead of missed.
- ReceiptsPurchase records filed against the things they bought, not lost in an inbox.
- DocumentsManuals, closing papers, insurance, and permits: the home’s paperwork in one place, instead of four drawers and an inbox.
- Repairs & service historyWho came, when, and what was done, attached to the room or system it served, so the history outlasts whoever arranged it.
- The service briefText or email a brief before the visit: it confirms the appointment, then gives the technician access, shut-offs, the make and model, and the history of the fault.
- Maintenance & remindersThe recurring care a house asks for, with due dates that do not depend on anyone’s memory.
- The reminder digestA quiet email of what is coming due. No streaks and no nagging, just a short list.
- Issues & trendsThe problems that keep coming back, tracked long enough to see the pattern behind them.
Smart home devicesfeatures 16-21 Smart devices · Hubs & controllers · Networks · Automations & scenes · connection map · failure check
Every smart home has one person who understands it. The record is how the house stops depending on them.
Free plan- Smart devicesWhat each device is, where it lives, and which app and account run it, written down instead of remembered.
- Hubs & controllersThe boxes everything else depends on, recorded before they are forgotten.
- NetworksThe networks the house runs on, and which devices ride on each.
- Automations & scenesWhat is automated and why, in plain words anyone in the house can read, instead of buried in an app only you can open.
- The connection mapWhat talks to what, drawn as a map instead of held in one person’s head.
- The failure checkAsk “what stops working if this fails?” and get the honest list before you unplug it.
When something goes wrongfeatures 22-23 emergency sheet · On any phone, at the door
A burst pipe at 2 a.m., a house-sitter with a tripped breaker. This part is written to be read in a panic.
Free plan- The emergency sheetShut-offs and contacts on one sheet, readable one-handed by someone who has never lived there. Nothing decorative.
- On any phone, at the doorIt opens anywhere a browser does and installs to a phone’s home screen, for the person standing in your basement, not at your desk.
Handing it overfeatures 27-30 handover pack · Export, in open formats · Claiming a record · professional channel
A sale, an inheritance, a caretaker taking over. This is the day the whole thing is for.
Free plan- The handover packThe whole record, as a clean print or PDF copy that makes sense to someone who was never there, with your private notes held back.
- Export, in open formatsEverything you entered, out whenever you ask, in formats any tool can read. The record is yours, not ours.
- Claiming a recordA record handed to you by an inspector, an agent, or the previous owner becomes yours when you claim it.
- The professional channelInspectors and agents hand a buyer their home’s living record at closing, instead of a PDF that goes stale in a drawer. Free forever for the homeowner who receives it. For professionals
More Than One Homefeatures 31-35 A record for every property · Tenancies · Condition reports · Compliance · portfolio view
The cabin, a rental, a parent’s house: each place keeps its own complete record.
Beyond the first home- A record for every propertyEvery additional home gets the same complete record as your first, with nothing left out.
- TenanciesWho is living there, and from when to when.
- Condition reportsThe state of the place, recorded room by room with photographs, at move-in and after.
- ComplianceThe certificates and inspections a rental must keep current, with their dates.
- The portfolio viewEvery property on one page, so nothing quietly lapses.
The home you live in is free forever. Additional homes and the Portfolio plan are set out on the pricing page.
35 entries. One record.
It starts with the two answers that matter most: where the water shuts off, and where the panel is. The rest builds up over time, for whoever comes after you.