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About this app

HomeKeep Manager is a fully offline, lightweight application designed for property owners to record, plan, and track maintenance operations and costs for their properties. With zero internet connectivity required, all data is stored securely on your local device, making it perfect for remote sites, countryside homes, or basements.

Key Features:

* Property Profiles: Manually input and organize properties by name and address. Easily view stats and history for each property.
* Expense Logger: Record maintenance costs, select the property, input exact numerical values, choose categories (Repairs, Plumbing, Electrical, Gardening, Cleaning, Insurance, or Other), and input specific logging dates.
* Maintenance Planner: Plan upcoming maintenance tasks with clear target dates.
* Task Checklist: Tap a checkmark to mark scheduled tasks as completed, with a prompt to log task costs directly.
* Real-time Local Search: Type keywords to instantly filter logged expenses by description, property name, or category.
* Monthly Cost Breakdown: View calculated totals and category percentages for the current month in a clean, visual format.
* Chronological History Log: Scroll through a unified archive of all completed tasks and historical cost items.
* Complete Data Privacy: No cloud syncing, no background tracking, and no external APIs. A static privacy policy details our offline storage architecture. Clear all local data at any time in settings.
Log property profiles, maintenance planners, and expenses offline.
Updated on
Jul 19, 2026

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