The Home Management Platform Built Around Your Actual Home
A home management platform connects a homeowner's property record, systems, inspection findings, maintenance schedule, and cost forecast. HomeScore organizes these around your actual home so repairs, plans, and completed work stay connected over time.
Track the systems in your home
- Roof
- HVAC
- Water heater
- Windows
- Siding
- Electrical panel
- Plumbing
- Sewer
- Foundation & drainage
Prioritize the next decision
Address promptly
Findings and system conditions that shouldn't wait — safety, water, or active damage.
Plan next
Repairs and replacements that belong in the next 6–18 months so timing and cost aren't a surprise.
Maintain
The recurring work that protects useful life on the systems you already have.
Monitor
Items that don't need action today but should be re-checked on a defined cadence.
Budget for later
Larger future replacements that belong in a multi-year reserve plan rather than this year's list.
Built for homeowners
- New homeowners settling into a first year of decisions
- Buyers working through an inspection report
- Homeowners with aging systems approaching replacement
- People planning renovations or major projects
- Anyone tired of scattered documents, notes, and reminders
Frequently asked questions
What is a home management platform?
A home management platform helps a homeowner understand their property, track major systems, prioritize maintenance, plan repairs and replacements, and build a durable record of the decisions and work that shape the home over time.
How is home management software different from property management software?
Property management software is built for landlords and portfolios of rental units. A home management platform is built for the person living in the home — organized around their systems, their inspection, their planning, and their history.
Can HomeScore help with an inspection report?
Yes. HomeScore includes an Inspection Report Analyzer that turns inspection findings into structured system information, priorities, questions to ask, and follow-up planning.
Can I track major home systems?
HomeScore is organized around your home's major systems — roof, HVAC, water heater, plumbing, electrical, windows, siding, sewer, and foundation among them — so decisions live next to the system they affect.
Can HomeScore help plan future home expenses?
Yes. Regional cost ranges, system age, and repair-vs-replace context feed a five-year view so you can size a monthly reserve target and see what's coming instead of reacting to it.
Is HomeScore useful for a newly purchased home?
That's one of the strongest use cases. New homeowners typically arrive with an inspection report, a stack of documents, and no organized picture of what to do first. HomeScore turns that into a working plan.
Does HomeScore replace a contractor or licensed inspector?
No. HomeScore organizes information and helps you make decisions — it doesn't replace a licensed inspector, contractor, or trade professional when work needs to be evaluated or performed.
How is HomeScore different from a maintenance reminder app?
Reminder apps track dates. HomeScore connects your systems, inspection findings, costs, and history so a decision in one place informs the plan everywhere else.
Can I save home records and completed projects?
Yes. Maintenance, projects, expenses, documents, and completed work all feed the durable record of your home, which is what makes the platform more useful over time.
How does App Jarvis use my property information?
Jarvis works from your saved property context — systems, inspection findings, plans, and history — to help retrieve information, prioritize decisions, and build plans. It only takes authorized actions.