Loopkeep keeps track of every appliance, car, and system in your home — when it was last serviced, when it's due again, and who's supposed to be dealing with it. No more sticky notes, no more "wait, did we already do this?"
WHAT IT DOES
• Track anything you actually own. Skip the presets — set up your own item types and fields for whatever's yours: HVAC filters, the car, the water heater, that one appliance nobody else remembers exists.
• Reminders before it's too late, not after. Set a fixed schedule (every 90 days) or usage-based (every 5,000 miles) — whichever actually fits the thing you're tracking.
• A calendar view, if that's how your brain works. Flip to month view and see everything due and everything already done in one glance, instead of scrolling through a list to piece it together.
• Save it once, use it forever. Turn any item into a template — schedule, fields, all of it — so the next filter or car takes ten seconds to add instead of ten minutes.
• A real service log, not a guess. Every visit gets a date, a cost, notes, and a photo if you want one. Six months from now you'll actually know what was done, not just remember that something probably happened.
• See where the money's actually going. A simple breakdown by category and month, in your own currency — no converting from USD in your head.
• Leave a note for next time. "Buy a new filter first" — pin it right on the item, and decide if it sticks around every time or clears itself out after the next service.
• Shared with your household, for real. Invite people with a code, put a name on who's handling what, and check the activity feed instead of texting "did anyone do the oil change yet?"
• More than one household? Fine by us. Manage multiple properties from the same account.
WHO IT'S FOR
Anyone who's forgotten when the filter was last changed, argued about whose turn it was, or just wanted an actual record instead of a vague memory and a guilty feeling.
Track home maintenance with your household — reminders, costs, and history.