MyHouseKeep

Inside the real app · example household information

01The next job around the house

The filter is due. The size is already saved.

Standing in the aisle, you shouldn’t have to guess which filter fits. Keep the size with the task, give it a repeating schedule, and have the detail ready when it’s time to buy the replacement.

Reminder to order a replacement filter with its saved size
The detail you need at the store
Filter replacement reminder with saved size 16 by 20 by 1
The saved size, due date, and next task

Choose the repeating pattern that fits your routine, including a particular weekday of the month.

02Learning as you go

You don’t have to know how before you open the task.

You used to call someone in the family to ask where to start. A maintenance walkthrough gives you steps to read through with your system’s information nearby. Use the guidance alongside your equipment’s own instructions.

Actual MyHouseKeep step-by-step home maintenance guidance
Inside a maintenance walkthrough
Keep the manual with the system →

03Doing it yourself—or getting help

Some weekends you do the job. Some jobs need a professional.

Keep DIY pest prevention or scheduled service visits on the calendar. When you want help, Find a Pro lets you search by the kind of work and your location.

MyHouseKeep Find a Pro screen with service choices and location search
Find a Pro by service and location
Scheduled professional inspection in MyHouseKeep
A place for the work you book, too

You choose and contact the provider. Search results aren’t an endorsement or a booking.

04After the work is done

Next time, you’ll know when you last did it.

Mark the task complete and keep the history with your home. Your maintenance overview helps you see what still needs attention, so you can plan the next job and get back to enjoying the weekend.

Actual Maintenance Log with a completed filter change, date, notes, provider, and cost
A record for next time
Heating and cooling and water heater maintenance status
See which systems need attention

Home health reflects saved maintenance information. It isn’t an inspection or a guarantee of the home’s condition.

Keep exploring

The job is done. Keep the details that will matter next time.

Give your home a history you can find →

Before you make yourself at home

A few things you might be wondering.

Do I need to enter every system immediately?

No. Start with what you know and add details as you go. A useful first step is the system or recurring task you most often forget.

Is home health a professional inspection?

No. It is a maintenance overview based on your records and tasks. It does not certify your home’s condition or replace professional advice.

Make yourself at home

Let the next job be on a plan, not on your mind.

Start with one system and its next care task. Build the rest as you go.

Request access →

No payment or home address needed to request access.