Coming soon to iPhone

Know your home.
Never lose its history.

Photograph the label on your furnace and the model, serial and filter size are saved for you. Everything about your home, in one place, the moment you need it.

You are standing in a hardware aisle, and the only thing you need to know is 20x25x1. It is printed on the side of your furnace. Your furnace is at home.

Every home runs on details nobody writes down: the filter size, the water heater's install date, the warranty on the dishwasher, where the gas shuts off. AmazingHome keeps them, so the next time you need one, you already have it.

How it works

Point your camera. Skip the typing.

Nobody copies a serial number off the side of a furnace in a dark basement. So you don't have to.

1

Photograph the label

A guided walk through the house — furnace, water heater, panel, appliances — tells you where each label usually hides.

2

Check what we read

We read the model, serial and filter size off the photo and mark anything we're unsure of. Nothing is saved until you confirm it.

3

It's there when you need it

Your home's record is organized and on your phone — in the store, on a call with a technician, or when something breaks.

Home Passport

Every system and appliance, with the details that matter.

  • Model and serial numbers, exactly as printed, easy to copy into a parts search.
  • Filter sizes and replacement dates, so you buy the right one the first time.
  • Install dates and warranties, before a repair makes you wish you'd known.
The Home Passport, showing a Carrier furnace with its model, serial number and filter size
Scan my home

Seven labels. One walk through the house.

  • A guided sequence in the order you'll walk the house, so nobody goes up and down the stairs twice.
  • Skip anything that's out of reach and come back to it later.
  • Unknown stays unknown. If a label is too worn to read, we tell you rather than guess.
The Scan my home flow asking you to find your furnace and photograph its label
Features

One place for everything about your home.

Label scanning

Photograph a rating plate and the details fill themselves in, for you to check and confirm.

Home Passport

Systems and appliances, organized the way you think about your home, with the specifics intact.

Ask about your home

"What filter do I need?" Answers come from your own records, and show where they came from.

Emergency details

Where the water, gas and power shut off, kept on your phone for the moment you can't think straight.

Home timeline

Repairs, replacements and service visits — what happened, when, who did it and what it cost.

Maintenance reminders

Based on the equipment you actually have — a filter that's due, a warranty about to lapse.

For every kind of home

Built around the place, not the person.

Own one home and rent another? Your record follows the property, and your role changes with it.

Homeowners

Know your home. Never lose its history.

Every system, repair and warranty in one record that stays with the house.

Renters

A record of the place you live.

Know what's in your rental and how it's been looked after, and take your record with you when you move.

Landlords

Know what's happening across every property.

The equipment in each unit, and what it needs, without a spreadsheet for every address.

Our principles

Your home's record is yours.

We read your photos. We don't keep them.

A label photo is used to fill in the details and then discarded. It isn't stored or added to your record.

Nothing becomes a fact without you.

Anything we read from a photo is a suggestion until you confirm it. If we can't read something, we say so.

Partners never see your home.

No one we work with ever sees your address, your equipment or your records.

Emergency details are never behind a paywall.

Where your water and gas shut off is safety information. It's available on every plan, always.

Coming soon to iPhone

Start your home's record in one walk through the house.

We're opening early access soon. Tell us about your home and we'll let you know when it's ready.