That drawer of paperwork, finally sorted

Bills, certificates, receipts and every job done, kept in one place and findable years later. homehogs reminds you before things run out and has your home sale-ready the day you decide to sell.

Four things your home hog takes off you

Bills and meters

Photograph a bill and the numbers file themselves against your home. Meter readings kept as you take them, so you can see what the place really costs to run.

Maintenance routines and jobs

Set up the boiler service and the gutter clear once. homehogs raises the job when it's due, you tick it off and the service history builds itself.

Appliances and warranties

Every appliance with its receipt, manual and guarantee attached. "Is it still covered?" is one tap, not an afternoon in the loft.

The logbook and Sale-Ready Property Record

Everything you've recorded, gathered into one dated history of the home. When you sell, it becomes a Sale-Ready Property Record with the documents already attached.

How it works

  1. Add your home The address, the purchase details and the rooms. A couple of minutes.
  2. Feed it the paperwork Photograph it, upload it or forward it by email. Your home hog reads it and asks you to check, not to type.
  3. Let it remember Reminders land before dates run out and the record grows with every job. When you sell, it's ready.

Join everyone getting ready for homehogs

Leave your email to join the households already on the list and you'll hear the moment the doors open. Your first three months are free for everyone on the list. While we build you'll get a short, useful note every few weeks, then the one that matters on launch day. You can step off the list any time with one click.

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homehogs is for UK homes and is opening to everyone soon. Until then it's by invitation. Everyone on the waiting list is invited the day the doors open.

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