Homesteady turns that 40-page PDF into a living plan — so your home tells you what needs attention, before it becomes a problem.
Upload once. No manual data entry. Free while in early access.
It holds more of your money than almost anything else in your life. Yet everything you'd want to know about it — what's been fixed, what's owed, what's coming — tends to live in a drawer of receipts, a few email threads, and memory.
Homesteady is that manual. You don't need to become an expert overnight — just upload one report, log one repair, and it builds the record for you. The sooner you start, the more your home is quietly working in your favor.
Most home tools ask you to type everything in yourself. Homesteady starts with what you already have, then quietly gets smarter every time you use it.
Drop in your inspection PDF. We read every finding — the leaks, the deferred repairs, the "monitor this" notes — and turn each one into a tracked task.
Tell it in plain words — "replaced the furnace filter," "roof guy quoted $4k." One line goes in; the history, warranties, and costs sort themselves out.
Your home surfaces what's urgent now — a hazard, a closing seasonal window, an overdue interval — and lets the rest wait. No wall of red.
Every repair, receipt, and inspection note becomes something you can just ask about. And because it only answers from your home's real records, it never makes anything up.
Your home isn't worth one exact figure, and any tool that pretends otherwise is guessing. Homesteady shows a grounded range — built from your own numbers and real sales nearby — then tracks the equity you're steadily building.
The value isn't any single feature — it's the record that deepens every year you own the place. What you log today becomes the context that makes next year's decisions easier.
Your inspection report seeds the whole system on day one — no blank screen, no month of setup before it's useful.
Each logged repair, cost, and quote adds to a history that's yours — structured, searchable, and impossible to rebuild from scratch elsewhere.
When you sell, you hand over a documented, well-kept home — the difference between "trust me" and "here's every receipt."
We're opening Homesteady to a first group of homeowners. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out when your spot is ready.
No spam. Just one note when it's your turn.