The Homeowner App for the Home You Live In
A homeowner app helps the person living in a home organize its systems, maintenance, projects, documents, and future costs. HomeScore connects those records with inspection findings and repair planning to preserve a useful history of the home.
When a home record helps
Just closed on a home
Turn the inspection report into a real first-year plan and stop guessing what to tackle first.
Inherited a home you're still learning
Build a picture of the systems, their age, and what's likely coming up.
Living in a home with aging systems
Get replacement timing, cost ranges, and a reserve plan before something fails.
Planning a renovation or major project
Anchor the project to the rest of your home's plan so budgets don't collide.
Tired of scattered notes and folders
Consolidate documents, receipts, warranties, and history into one home record.
Frequently asked questions
What is a homeowner app?
A homeowner app helps the person living in the home organize their property — systems, maintenance, projects, documents, and future costs — instead of managing rentals or portfolios.
Is HomeScore designed for homeowners or landlords?
HomeScore is built for homeowners. Property management software (Buildium, AppFolio, Rentec) is built for landlords. Different category, different problems.
Do I need any home experience to use it?
No. HomeScore is designed for real homeowners — including new ones. It explains its recommendations in plain language and grows more useful as you add information.
Can it help with an inspection report?
Yes. The Inspection Report Analyzer turns findings into structured system information, priorities, and follow-up planning.
Does it replace a contractor or inspector?
No. HomeScore organizes information and helps you decide — it doesn't replace a licensed inspector, contractor, or trade professional.