The single source of truth for a home

Your house,
on the line.

Give your house a phone number and a memory. It keeps the papers, the appliances, the repairs and the people, and it talks to everyone who walks through the door in the mode they need.

Invite-only for now. Friends and family of the people who have one.

Guest · 9:42 pmWhat's the wifi password?
The houseWater heater is a 2014 Rheem, 50 gal. Past its warranty. I've opened a request.
OwnerWhen does the insurance renew?

Owner

The house manager. Insurance, mortgage, taxes, warranties, every repair and who did it, and what's coming due.

Renter

How everything works, the manual for every appliance, and one place to report what's broken.

Guest

Wifi, parking, the thermostat, house rules and checkout, answered by the house itself, day or night.

Service

The work order, the make and model, the age of the unit, access notes. The pro updates the house as they go.

Call it. Text it. Open it.

The house has its own number. Renters text it about the dishwasher; the plumber texts it from the driveway. The owner sees everything on the web.

Hand it a document.

Drop in the declarations page, a mortgage statement or a photo of a data plate. The house reads it, files it, and remembers the numbers that matter.

Keys, not passwords.

Give a guest, a renter or a pro a key link for exactly as long as they need it. Each one sees only what their mode allows, and you can take it back anytime.