HOME EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR HOUSEHOLD
The generator, the oven, the water filter, the fan in the bathroom. Every one gets a page of its own — a photo, its details, its parts, and the next service it's due. The house tells you what needs doing instead of waiting for you to remember.
Free to start, for your whole household. Works in any browser — open it on your iPhone or Android and it fits the screen. Nothing to download.
Equipment overview — count first, then what’s coming up.
HOME MAINTENANCE TRACKER
The generator won't remind you. Neither will the water filter. So everything that runs your house gets a page of its own — a photo, its details, its parts, its schedule, and every time it's been serviced. The ones that need attention say so.
Equipment opens with the count — how many items you have, how many services need attention — and then the short list itself: what's due, on what, and when. Overdue sits at the top in red. Due-soon follows in amber. Everything that's fine stays out of the way.
Coming up — overdue first, then what’s close.
Everything you've added, grouped by where it lives, each with its own photo and its current state. Air compressor, generator, water filter, oven, refrigerator, bathroom fan — you can see which one needs you without opening a single page.
Your equipment — grouped, photographed, and badged.
Its photo, its details, its parts, and Log service. The status card at the top doesn't just say something's wrong — it says the oil change is overdue by two months. Set a service to repeat on whatever interval it actually needs, add details as you learn them, add parts as you buy them, and log the work the moment it's done. Services that wear by use rather than by date can be scheduled on run hours instead of the calendar. When did you last do this? Now you'll know.
The Honda Generator — overdue by two months, with Log service one tap away.YOUR HOUSEHOLD
Assign a card to a person and it's theirs. Everyone sees who has what, what's stuck, and what's done — without a group text.
Six notification types, each person controls their own. Nobody gets emailed about their own actions, and one click unsubscribes.
Run Your House is a website, built mobile-first — a maintenance tracker in your browser, not another app to install. Pull it up on iPhone or Android and everything above is laid out for a thumb. Add it to the home screen if you like — no App Store, no update prompts, no second account.
Your household can match its style with six curated themes, so the board feels like yours wherever you use it.
FREE FOR YOUR HOUSEHOLD
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FAQ
Add the water filter as a piece of equipment, give it a service that repeats on the interval you want, and tap Log service when you change it. The date is recorded against that item and the next one is scheduled from it. The answer stops living in your head.
This one. Run Your House is a website — open it in any browser on a phone, tablet or laptop and it works. Nothing to install, nothing to update, and no App Store account standing between you and your own records.
Yes. Everyone in the household sees the same equipment, the same schedules and the same history, and work can be assigned to a specific person. It's a shared home maintenance tracker, so nobody has to be the one person who remembers.
Give the generator its own page, add its services, and log each one as you do it. Every entry keeps the date, the person, the notes and the parts, so the generator maintenance log accumulates on its own instead of being reconstructed from receipts.
Yes. Parts live on the equipment — filter sizes, oil type, whatever you've had to look up before — and you can mark which ones were replaced in a given service entry.
Run Your House keeps your records in your own household account on the web, and it's free to use. Because it's a website rather than a store listing, your history isn't tied to one phone or one platform.
Private by design
Your board is visible only to people your household admin approves. Access is by household ID and approval — there's no public board, no shared link that leaks, and no directory to be found in.
No email account connection, no calendar access, no contacts. Run Your House only ever holds what you type into it.
ALSO INCLUDED
Some work is a project, not a service interval. Boards handle those — a card per thing to do, assigned to someone, moved across lanes as it progresses, with a dated comment thread so the work builds a history instead of disappearing when you tick it off. Same household, same people, same account.
A board per project, a lane per stage, a card per thing that needs doing. Assign it and it's theirs; everyone can see what's moving and what's stuck.
Open a card and add a dated comment every time you touch the thing. Next season you can scroll back and see exactly what you did, what it cost you in time, and what you said you'd do differently.
Cars get a service history. Houses don't.