Manage My Properties

An assistant for property maintenance

You don't have to keep the house in your head.

Manage My Properties keeps the schedule. You upload the paperwork and ask about it later. Over time it builds a history you can hand to the next buyer.

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A tidy modern house with a mowed lawn and the lights on

Your caring assistant.

When a date is missing, or a job is due, you get a note. You answer in a sentence. You don't have to sit down and work out where to start. Most days nothing is due, so you hear nothing.

Never search through your documents again.

Upload the manual, the receipt, or the invoice. When you want to know what happened with the HVAC a year ago, ask. It looks through what you've uploaded.

A manual, a blank note, and a key on a table

How it works

Tell it in a sentence

The furnace, the roof, a filter, the gutters. You don't write the whole history on day one.

Upload the file

A manual, a receipt, an invoice. You can ask about them later.

It keeps the dates

When you finish a job, say so. The next reminder counts from that day.

What a year looks like

One example. The assistant keeps the year. You don't keep a calendar for it.

  1. March

    Your furnace filter is due. You get a reminder.

  2. June

    Nothing is due, so you hear nothing.

  3. October

    You clean the gutters and mark it done. The date is saved for next year.

A new furnace filter beside a dusty one

See which house needs you

The list flags a property when something is overdue. The others show nothing, so you don't open them just to check.

Hand the history to the next buyer.

While you own the house, the assistant is filling in a picture of it: how old things are, what has been done, and the files behind the work. It asks for what's missing. When you sell, you pass that history on.

What you get

  • Maintenance schedules
  • Maintenance history
  • Documents and receipts
  • Multiple properties
  • Property-specific reminders
  • A maintenance calendar
  • Morning reminders when something is due
  • Phone notifications, if you want them

Let it do the remembering.

You still look after the property. The assistant tracks what was done, what's next, and the paperwork.

Price

$35 a month

or $240 a year

That is the first property. Each property after that is $20 a month, or $120 a year.

The first 7 days are a trial. You enter a card on the next page. The first charge is when the trial ends.

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