Your house will tell you what it needs.
Housewright keeps the furnace filters, the gutters and the smoke alarms on schedule, remembers the sizes and model numbers you can never find, and keeps a record of everything you have done to the place.
A drawn mark for every job in the house.
Fifty-six icons on one 24-unit grid, one stroke weight, no clip art. You learn the list by shape, which is the difference between a checklist you read and one you scan.
56 tasks, already researched
Furnace filters, anode rods, dryer ducts, weep holes. Every task arrives with a sensible interval, a two-sentence how-to, and the "more often if" caveat — then you change whatever you like.
More than one property
A primary home, a rental, a cabin. Each keeps its own list, its own reminders and its own record, and alerts say which one they mean. Combine them into one Due list when you want the whole picture.
The details you always forget
Filter size. Paint code. Furnace model. Which way the arrow points. Every task has a "my specifics" field, and it rides along in the notification so you can buy the right thing on the way home.
A record, not just reminders
Mark a job done and it is logged with the date, an optional note and a photo of the receipt. Two years later you can show a buyer exactly when the septic was pumped.
We run no servers, so there is nowhere for your data to go.
Housewright stores everything on your device and backs it up through your own iCloud account, which means it restores itself on your next iPhone. There is no sign-up, no analytics SDK, no crash reporter and no advertising identifier. We could not sell your data if we wanted to — we never receive it.
Paid once, up front. No tiers, no in-app purchases, nothing to cancel.