Coordinate with less friction
Work from one plan instead of relaying task details across texts, calls, paper notes, and memory.
Founder launch offer $199 $50 first year
Homekeepr for independent living at home
Help them at home without taking over.
They should be able to enjoy their own home for as long as possible. Homekeepr gives the homeowner and the people they trust one organized place for maintenance, equipment, shutoffs, filters, manuals, and service contacts.
- Keep a shared plan without turning every task into a family check-in.
- Record shutoffs, alarms, filters, warranties, and equipment details before they are urgent.
- Make service calls easier with contractor history and home information in one place.
One shared recordThe homeowner stays at the center while trusted people can work from the same information.
Critical home detailsKeep shutoffs, filters, alarms, equipment, and service contacts easier to find.
Visible next stepsTurn maintenance into a clear plan instead of a stream of worried phone calls.
Clarity for everyone who helps
Replace “Do you know where that is?” with a home record.
Homekeepr keeps practical information attached to the house. That makes it easier for the homeowner to stay on track and for family to help with a specific question without taking over the whole process.
- Record the important basics.Add systems, appliances, shutoffs, filters, alarms, and service contacts together.
- Make the next action visible.Use reminders and a prioritized plan to keep routine work from disappearing.
- Keep the homeowner in control.Coordinate around the same record while respecting how they want their home managed.
A practical return for the family
One less thing for you to worry about + one less thing for them to worry about.
The value is not a medical promise. It is the everyday relief of knowing what was done, what comes next, and where the home’s information lives.
See what was completed
Keep maintenance and service history with the home so the family does not have to guess.
Answer the next call better
Find the equipment and contractor context before a routine home question turns into a search.
Why the home matters
Independence starts with a home that remains understandable.
Good support gives people useful structure while preserving their choices and routines.
75%
of adults age 50 and older want to remain in their current homes for as long as possible, according to AARP’s 2024 national Home and Community Preferences Survey.
Read the AARP research
Give their home support that still feels like independence.
Start a clear home plan directly, or send the first year as a gift.