A gift from your agent
Everything about your home, in one place.
Your agent set this up when you bought the house. The closing documents are already in it, and it is yours for as long as you own the home.
No password. We email you a link.
Inside the binder
A binder with the house already in it.
Your agent filed the closing paperwork before you got the keys. Everything you add afterwards, a new water heater, a receipt for the roof, goes in beside it.
- 01
The closing documents
The disclosure, the inspection and the warranty, filed by your agent before closing. They are there the first time you open it.
- 02
A Home Health Score
One number out of 100 for how the house is doing. It tells you what is due, what is overdue, and what each thing is worth putting right.
- 03
The appliances, and the parts they take
Photograph the data plate, the metal label with the model and serial number, and the furnace is filed. Add the filter it takes and the binder tells you when it is due.
- 04
What you put into the house
The new roof, the kitchen, the fence. Kept as one record, so the day you sell you can show what the house has had spent on it.
A picture of the binder as it opens: a drawing of the house, the address beneath it, and four numbers for the score, the documents, the appliances and the improvements.
The score
One number for how the house is doing.
Every home starts at 50. It climbs as the checks on the house are done, a filter changed, a part replaced, and it comes back down when one is left past its date.
It is not a grade on you; it is a reading on the house, and it is the reason to open the binder again after the paperwork has been read once.
The record
What you put into the house, written down.
A roof lasts twenty years and the receipt for it lasts about a month. Photograph it and the binder keeps the date, the amount and what it was for.
The day you sell, this is the page that shows a buyer what the house has had put into it, in order, with the paperwork behind each line.
The promise
It stays free, for as long as you own the home.
Your agent covered it once, at closing. There is no subscription to end, no trial that runs out, and nothing to cancel.
At the foot of every screen, so you always know who to ask.
- No card to enter, ever
- You are never asked for one, at any point, for anything.
- Nothing that expires
- Nothing switches itself off after a month, and nothing asks to be renewed.
For real estate agents
Hand it over with the keys.
Load the disclosure, the inspection and the warranty before closing, and your client opens a binder that already has their house in it. You pay once, per closing. They never pay at all.