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Your home, remembered.

Every model number, warranty, receipt, repair and trade who has worked on the place, kept against your address. One home or twenty.

On record

The house keeps its own book.

You never text a model number. The house has a book of its own, and Handyman reads from it.

something is wrong with the furnace

First time, it asks a few questions. Next winter it knows the make, who came out, what they replaced.

Homebook, in three parts.

Files

Manuals, receipts, insurance, warranties. The drawer you would otherwise be turning out.

Equipment

Furnace, water heater, appliances. Photograph a nameplate and it reads the model and serial off it.

History

Every service visit and who did it, for as long as you own the place.

Sell it, rent it or claim on it without hunting for paper.

  • A buyer, a tenant or an insurer asks. The history is there, dates and names on it.
  • You have just bought the place. Photograph a few nameplates; it fills in the rest.

What the book holds

Receipts, read off the slip Filters and the sizes that fit Paint colours and part numbers Where the shutoff and the panel are
The whole thing

Everything Handyman handles for you.

Nothing to learn. You text; this is what it does while you get on with your day.

Something needs doing

JobsEvery job across every home, with anything waiting on you first.
AskYour text thread, on the web. Carry on mid sentence.
Do it yourselfSomebody at WeReno writes the steps for your actual house.

Looking after the house

CareWhat the home needs on a repeat, and when it is due.
WarrantyWhat is still covered, and by whom. Parts and labour separately.
RemindersYours, plus the ones it sets so nothing sits waiting.
Plan aheadRoof, furnace, driveway: far enough out to set money aside.

What it costs

SpendingSplit by trade, with the receipt behind every line.
ReceiptsSend a photo. If the slip is unclear it asks one question.
Group buysWork several homes near you need at once, put to market as one job.

On record

HomebookFiles, equipment and history, in one place you can ask.
Your householdEveryone gets their own number. A tenant reports a leak and sees nothing else.

Emergency

On its own, below a rule, where you expect it at 3am.
From the product

Your homes

street view 6 things need you Ashgrove 9 Ashgrove Rd 6 things are overdue, and 2 jobs on the go.
street view 2 things need you Fernhill 3 Fernhill Ct 2 things are overdue, and 2 jobs on the go.
no photo Larkfield Google Street View has no picture of this address. You can add your own.

See them on a map

One home or twenty

Every home you own, on one screen.

Open it and you know where to look first. Tap a count for the list: the thing, the date, the person.

  • Whatever is waiting on you comes first.
  • Six overdue on one home, two on the other.
  • The calendar underneath is real dates, so a busy February is no surprise.
Say it out loud

Ask the house a question.

Everything on this page is one message away.

what paint is the hallway

Colour, finish and the tin from the last time. You buy the right one first go.

when did the water heater go in

The date, the installer and the paperwork behind it. Your record, not your memory.

nameplate.jpg

It reads the make, model and serial off the plate and files it against that home.

send the boiler service history to my tenant

Every visit and who did it, in something you can hand over.

add 12 Beechcroft Ave to my homes

It opens the book on it and starts asking. The twentieth home works like the first.

my sister is staying, can she text you

Everyone gets their own number. She reports a leak and sees nothing else.

Handyman does the remembering, the writing up and the chasing. People at WeReno source the trades, push back on price and answer anything licensed.

Every product screen on this page comes from the live software, with invented property names, addresses and firms.

Early access

5,000+ properties already have a memory.

Access opens by area, so the form starts with your address. No app, no password: your number is your login. It is free to use, and WeReno charges a fee on the work it arranges.

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