Pilot — everything is free

A service book for homeowners and landlords

Your car has a service book. Why doesn’t your home?

Log what happened in your home — who fixed it, when and for how much — with photos and invoices. When the contractor fills in the work sheet themselves, the entry gets a stamp. When you sell, the whole history goes to the buyer.

Try it free

Sign up during the pilot and your account stays free for a year after the pilot ends.

Kazinczy utca 34, a flat in the demo account
Aug 12
Annual boiler service
Documented byKovács János
Overdue since Aug 18
Home insurance review
An example from the demo account: Kazinczy utca 34, 2/4.
New silicone along the bath and the shower

One entry from the logbook

28 June 2026 · Repair

Bathroom silicone reseal

Old silicone removed, mould-resistant sanitary silicone around the bath and shower. 24 hours to cure.
Done by
Tóth Gábor
Cost
18 000 Ft
Attached
2 photos
Documented byTóth Gábor28 Jun 2026

Tóth Gábor wrote the description on his work sheet and the owner approved it — that is what the stamp means.

What the service book keeps for you

Nothing to backfill. Start today, and in six months you have what this is for: a documented history.

What happened

Every repair and service: when, who did it, what it cost — with photos and invoices attached.

What is coming

Add the boiler or the AC and its yearly service reminder sets itself; you hear before a warranty runs out. Reminders can show up in your own calendar too.

What it cost

Costs per year and per category, and a CSV your accountant opens in Excel. Meter readings show the usage since the last one.

What the buyer gets

A PDF dossier with the full history — or hand the property over with its logbook, and the buyer carries on in their own account.

The report link

The contractor fills in the work sheet, not you

Send a link from the log entry. The contractor adds what they did and the price on their phone, and uploads photos and the invoice — no app, no registration.

  1. You send the link. It goes out by email. If it stays empty for five days, we remind the contractor once.
  2. The contractor fills it in. What they did, the price, photos and the invoice.
  3. You approve it, and the stamp goes on. The job is added to the contractor’s reference profile.
Are you a contractor? How it works for you →
A gas boiler during its annual service
What the contractor sees on their phone.

Also in the logbook

  • Sharing with your partner, a co-owner or your accountant
  • Appliances with installation, warranty and service dates
  • Documents — lease, certificates and warranty cards next to the property
  • On your phone and in the browser — the same logbook everywhere
  • EU servers, and no trackers on this site or in the app
  • Full deletion — one button in Settings removes everything

Hear about the launch

Your first property is free — not a trial, for good.

You get one confirmation email, then we only write at launch.