Everything homehogs looks after
A home generates more paperwork, dates and details than anyone can hold in their head. Here is what the homehog remembers for you, area by area, from the whole home's inventory to the day you sell.
Property records
Your home's own file: the facts, figures and history of the place itself, kept together and kept current.
- Address, purchase details and key dates in one record
- EPC lookups straight from the government register
- Rooms and spaces, so everything else files against the right one
- Valuations tracked over time alongside public house-price data

Home inventory
One place for everything the home contains: what you own, what it would cost to replace, and the appliances with their whole story attached.
- Rooms and items with values, exactly what an insurer asks for
- Add anything from a photo, the details fill themselves in
- Appliances get service history, recall checks and "is it still covered?"
- Warranties, receipts and manuals attached to the thing they belong to

Maintenance and trades
Raise a job, get the right person on it, and track it to done, building the service history every home should have but almost none does.
- Jobs from raised to fixed, with quotes, booked visits and costs on each one
- Your own trades matched to the job, ranked by their history with you
- Message a supplier from the job itself, with every email approved by you before it sends
- Rate the work when it's done, and tenant-reported problems land here too

Home improvements
NewBigger jobs, from idea to done: plan the project, hear from your own trusted trades first, and keep every quote, email and visit on the job itself.
- Projects with budgets, timings and photos, or grow a repair into a project in one click
- Your own suppliers matched to the job, ranked by their history with you, reasons shown
- Email suppliers without leaving homehogs; you read and approve every word before anything sends
- Replies land back on the job, and the homehog reads them: quotes and offered dates become records only when you confirm

Documents
Certificates, guarantees, insurance papers and manuals, filed where you will actually find them again.
- Folders per property, room and appliance
- AI filing that reads a document and suggests where it belongs
- Email documents straight in: forward a bill to your homehogs address
- Everything searchable and attached to the thing it describes

Mortgage and equity
Know your home like you know your bank balance: what is owed, what it is worth, and how the gap is growing.
- Mortgage balance and terms recorded with the property
- Equity worked out against your tracked valuations
- Fixed-rate end dates you will actually be reminded about
- The whole picture in one glance, not three logins

Selling and moving
The record you kept becomes the pack your solicitor wants, and the head start the next owner will thank you for.
- Answer the property information questionnaire once, properly
- Generate a lawyer pack with the supporting documents attached
- Hand over a home pack so the next owner starts where you left off
- Everything dated and evidenced, because you logged it as you went

Tenancies
Every property, every tenancy, every certificate, in order, with tenants seeing exactly what you grant them and nothing more.
- Tenancies with dates, documents and notices together
- Inspections recorded and shared with the tenant
- Tenant requests raised, tracked and resolved in one place
- A guide to the home: how things work and who to call

Reminders and notifications
The homehog nudges you before the deadline, not after: it is the difference between a diary and a memory.
- Warranty ends, service dates and tenancy dates flagged in advance
- Reminders you set yourself for anything else
- Notices in the app and by email, your choice
- No marketing, ever: every message is about your home

AI helpers
Typing in paperwork is the chore that kills every home-admin habit, so homehogs reads it for you and asks you to check, not to type.
- Bill reading: upload a bill and the details fill themselves in
- Photo fill: an appliance or an item recognised from a picture
- Meter capture: a photo of the dial becomes a reading
- An assistant that answers questions from your home's own records

See it with your own home
The best way to judge homehogs is to give it one property and a handful of documents, then watch it start remembering. It takes a couple of minutes to begin.
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