HOME MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
HomeKeep
Your home, on schedule.
Tell HomeKeep whether the house is American or British and which systems it has. It loads the maintenance list for that home, drops each job into the month it belongs in, and remembers what you paid and who did it.
14-day trial, then $1.99/mo, $9.99/yr
or $19.99 once. Android.
THE YEAR AHEAD
These are the dated jobs exactly as HomeKeep ships them. Seasonal work sits on a fixed month and comes back at the same point next year. The quiet months are genuinely quiet — until an interval job lands there, counted forward from the last time you did it.
Jan
Nothing seasonal
Feb
Nothing seasonal
Mar
Nothing seasonal
Apr
May
Jun
Nothing seasonal
Jul
Nothing seasonal
Aug
Nothing seasonal
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Nothing seasonal
The app draws the same twelve boxes for whichever year you scroll to, with a count of what is due and a tick count of what you finished. Tapping a month opens the list.
Written around forced air, a tank water heater and a yard. Furnace tune-up before winter, air conditioner before summer, gutters twice, foundation and grading in spring, GFCI outlets every six months, washing machine hoses every five years.
Costs and estimates are in dollars.
Written around a combi boiler and a terraced-house reality. Annual boiler service in September, radiators bled before the heating goes on, outside drains and gullies cleared before the leaves, tap aerators descaled, and the stopcock checked once a year so you know it still turns.
Costs and estimates are in pounds.
Setup asks which systems are present, and anything tied to one you do not own never gets scheduled. No septic tank means no septic reminder waiting for you three years from now.
Anything still unwanted can be switched off later under Manage tasks, and you can add your own — a lawnmower service, a water softener, whatever this house needs — with its own interval.
MARK COMPLETE
Finishing a job is one button. What it saves is a small file on that job: when it was done, what it cost, who did it, what you noticed, and photos if you took any. The next due date moves itself — forward by the interval, or to the same month next year for seasonal work.
That history sits under the task, gathers into a photo log covering the whole house, and exports as a PDF with a dated table of every completion. Handy at sale time, and handier the second time a plumber quotes for something you already had done.
HomeKeep is a scheduling aid. Check your manufacturer's instructions, and use a licensed professional for anything that needs one.
PRICING
$19.99once, or from $1.99/mo
Everything is open for 14 days. After that the schedule and everything you have logged stay readable for free; reminders, photos, PDF export and your own tasks sit on a plan.
No. Pick United States or United Kingdom during setup and HomeKeep loads a ready-made list — 23 jobs for a US home, 18 for a UK one. You tick which systems you actually have, and jobs that need a system you do not have never appear.
Yes. Your home profile, schedule, completions, costs and photos are all stored on the phone. A connection is only used to serve ads in the free version and to open a how-to guide in your browser.
No. There is no sign-up, no email address and no password. The app opens straight into setup.
Seasonal jobs sit on a fixed month — gutters in spring and autumn, a boiler service in September. Everything else counts forward from the day you tick it off, by its own interval: three months for a range hood filter, five years for washing machine hoses.
Everything already logged stays readable and the schedule keeps running. Reminders, the photo log, PDF export and adding your own tasks need a plan after that, and the free version shows ads.
It can be. $1.99 a month or $9.99 a year, or a one-time $19.99 lifetime purchase that never renews.
Set the house up in a minute and see what it has quietly been asking for.