HomeJournal is the calm, organized system for everything your home needs — appliances, vehicles, systems, and the maintenance that keeps them running.
Early access for the first 200 sign-ups. No spam.
Built for homeowners who'd rather be doing anything else
Features
Most home apps are filing cabinets. HomeJournal is a system that knows what your house needs and reminds you when it's time.
Track every appliance, system, and vehicle. Brand, model, serial, warranty, purchase date, photos — all in one place.
Add an asset, get a maintenance plan. Furnace filters every 3 months. Septic every 3 years. Oil changes by mileage.
Seasonal, recurring, and usage-based schedules. Quiet nudges when something's due. No anxious red badges.
Manuals, warranties, receipts, service records. Encrypted at rest. Attached to the right asset, not lost in a folder.
Snap a photo of the model number, the filter size, the breaker panel. The details you'll need next time, right where you'll look for them.
A complete record of what's been done, when, and by whom. Search any asset's full history from the day you added it.
How it works
Furnace, fridge, water heater, riding mower, the Civic. Each category asks for the right details — filter size for HVAC, mileage for vehicles.
HomeJournal suggests the right tasks, schedules, and intervals. Accept the defaults or customize. Skip the "now what?" research.
See what's coming up in the next 60 days. Mark things done. Build a quiet history of how you've cared for your home.
FAQ
HomeJournal is in private beta now. Join the waitlist and we'll send early access in batches.
Yes. Documents are encrypted at rest, authentication is passwordless, and your data is never sold or used to train models.
HomeJournal is a web app that works great on phones, tablets, and desktops. Native mobile apps may follow.
Yes. Multi-home support is built in — useful for vacation properties, rentals, or family homes you help manage.
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