The best home maintenance apps in 2026

At a glance

Home maintenance apps compared

"Not listed" means the company's own listing doesn't mention it; it may still exist. Platforms reflect the listings we checked.

Homekeepr

Homekeepr

What it is: an AI home manager for American homeowners. It builds a Homegraph of your home from your address and a few photos, reads your home inspection report, and turns it all into one living plan for maintenance, repairs, and replacements.

Best for: homeowners who want the plan written for their house, with documents and history kept in one place. Watch-outs: one home per account for now, and it's a paid app with no free tier. Price: $199 a year, or $50 for the first year on the web.

HomeZada

HomeZada

What it is: a home management platform covering home inventory, maintenance, projects, finances, and documents, with support for multiple properties.

Best for: owners who want a detailed inventory and budget tracking, especially across more than one home. Watch-outs: its FAQ points phone users to the website in a mobile browser rather than a native app. Price: free Essential plan; Premium $99 a year or $15.95 a month; Deluxe $189 a year (HomeZada FAQ).

Homer

Homer

What it is: a home management app with an AI co-pilot, photo-based inventory, document and warranty storage, manual lookup, a home timeline, and maintenance plans. Homer describes itself as the successor app for former Centriq users.

Best for: people who want one home record on iPhone, Android, and the web, and former Centriq users. Watch-outs: its listing doesn't mention reading inspection reports. Price: free to start; Premium from $69 a year (Homer).

Hint

Hint

What it is: an iPhone app from Home Hub Labs that reads your inspection report, insurance policy, and bills, keeps them as a home library, and flags renewals and deadlines.

Best for: iPhone owners who want a free AI home app. Watch-outs: the App Store lists it as iPhone only. Price: free to download (App Store listing).

HomeBeacon

HomeBeacon

What it is: a maintenance app that schedules tasks automatically, sends reminders, tracks equipment, and includes an AI assistant for maintenance questions.

Best for: one home and a free set of reminders. Watch-outs: more than one home requires a paid tier. Price: free for your first property; Pro $9.99 a month or $95.90 a year (App Store listing).

Hippo Home

Hippo Home

What it is: a free app from Hippo with a personalized maintenance to-do list, due dates and reminders, insurance quotes, and policy management for Hippo customers.

Best for: a free to-do list, especially for Hippo policyholders. Watch-outs: insurance quotes and product offers are part of the app. Price: free (App Store listing).

Dwellin

Dwellin

What it is: an app that builds a home profile from public property data, keeps a digital home binder, tracks costs, and rewards you with points for home tasks.

Best for: people motivated by rewards. Watch-outs: the optional Premium rewards membership doesn't list a price on the App Store page. Price: free (App Store listing).

Oply

Oply

What it is: an app with maintenance recommendations and seasonal checklists that focuses on finding local pros, comparing quotes, and organizing jobs.

Best for: homeowners who mostly hire out the work. Watch-outs: it is built around service pros rather than a home record. Price: free (App Store listing).

Head to head

HomeZada vs Homer vs Oply: which is best?

Choose HomeZada for a detailed inventory and home finances across several properties, Homer for one home record on every device with a free start, and Oply if you mainly want help finding and comparing local pros. If you want the plan written for your house from photos and your inspection report, look at Homekeepr.

Simpler options

Easier alternatives to HomeZada

If HomeZada's inventory and finance tools are more than you need, HomeBeacon and Hippo Home are free and focus on reminders. Homekeepr builds the record for you from photos and your inspection report, so there is less to enter by hand.

Android

What's the best home maintenance app on Android?

Homekeepr and Homer both list Android apps. HomeZada works in an Android phone's browser. Several others in this comparison, including Hint, list only an iPhone app.

Hint

Is Hint any good?

Hint is a reasonable free choice if you have an iPhone and want an app that reads your inspection report, insurance policy, and bills and flags renewals and deadlines. It isn't available on Android, according to its App Store listing. Homekeepr covers iPhone and Android and turns your inspection report and photos into one living plan.

Free vs paid

Is a home maintenance app worth paying for?

Reminders are easy to get for free, from a calendar or a spreadsheet. A paid app earns its price when it saves you the hard part: finding the model number, manual, and warranty when something breaks, and knowing whether to repair or replace.

If reminders are all you need, start with a free option above. If you want the record and the plan built for you, see Homekeepr pricing or read what an AI home manager does.

Centriq

What about Centriq?

Centriq, the home records app, shut down on January 31, 2026. See our guide to Centriq alternatives for how to rebuild your records.

Method

How we compared

We compared platforms, published prices, inspection-report import, and support for more than one home, using each company's own website or App Store listing in October 2026. We didn't rate or score competitors. Homekeepr makes this page, so weigh our description of Homekeepr accordingly.

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