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The furnace, the water heater, the roof, the rooftop unit: what's in your home, building, property or facility, when it was serviced, the receipts and the warranties. Snap a label once to keep your proof of care, safety recalls, and what's coming due on one page.
Invite-only for now: start with the email you were invited with. Any home, building, property or facility in the US. Just an email and the address.
Take a photo of the sticker on the furnace, water heater or rooftop unit. Notestead reads the make and model and checks permit clues where your county shares them; you tick what to keep.
Snap receipts yourself, or show a code at the door so your plumber or tech drops the invoice or quote straight into your review queue — ready when a buyer, board or insurer asks.
See preventive care coming up, each reminder citing its source (NFPA, FEMA, CPSC and others), match your equipment and appliances against public safety recalls, or ask your connected AI about the filter sizes and paint colors you've kept.
Build the home's record at the listing; the buyer moves in with it. Invite-only for now.
Walk the home with your phone. Claude reads each label and you keep what's right. Nothing goes outside the book until the owner accepts it.
The owner makes a listing link with the front photo and what a buyer's side may see, and a listing deck made from the same record. Never a serial number or a note.
The book goes to its owner with everything recorded: reminders, recalls, rebates, receipts and warranties, from day one in the home.
Proof of care, each fact with its source, for your insurer, board and future buyer — plain-spoken simplicity for your Saturday morning.
You, and the people you invite to help look after the place. No buyer, agent or neighbour sees it unless you send them a link.
We don't sell your information or use it for advertising.
Connect your own AI to help. It can only propose; you keep each thing with a tap. It isn't shown serial numbers.
One button removes what you saved. It's your record, not ours.