The home you look after isn't the one you live in.
A parent's house, a second home, the family place. Keep its record from wherever you are. Free to use.
Maybe it's your mother's house two hours away. Maybe it's the family place nobody lives in full time. Either way, you're the one who gets the call when something leaks, usually without knowing how old the water heater is or who fixed it last time.
One record for a house you're not standing in.
Both houses, side by side
Keep more than one home and switch between them in one tap. Each has its own record, its own pros and its own calendar, and nothing crosses over.
The app's home screen for an example house.The app's home screen for an example house.The contractors stay with the house
The plumber who knows that sink belongs to the property, not to whoever wrote his number down. Pros you save stay with the house, and anyone with access sees the same list.
The app sharing part of the home's record with a plumber, read only.The app sharing part of the home's record with a plumber, read only.Access that fits the person
Everyone you invite gets one of three choices: “See everything” to follow along, “See and add” to keep the record current, or “Everything you can”, which includes payments and inviting others.
The app inviting someone to a home, with a choice of access level.The app inviting someone to a home, with a choice of access level.
They don't need to use it.
The person whose house it is doesn't need an account, the app, or a smartphone. You can hold the whole record yourself, from wherever you are.
If it suits them later, invite them. “See everything” lets them follow along without changing anything. “Everything you can” is there if you're doing this together.
For the decision that comes later
When an insurer, a contractor or the family needs an answer from years back, the full history is there. If the house is ever sold, it can go with it.
Set up the house you look after.
- 1
Add the address
Start the record from anywhere. You don't need to be at the house.
- 2
Photograph the big appliances on your next visit
The water heater, the furnace, the refrigerator. Higgins reads each label and checks it for recalls.
- 3
Invite whoever else helps
A sibling, a neighbor with a key, a caretaker. You choose what each person can do.
Look after it from wherever you are.
Free to use. Two minutes to start, no card.