How can we help you get more out of your home?

Sign up, then tap "Add property" on the Properties page and enter the address. When public records have it, we fill in the property type, year built, square footage, lot size and number of floors. You confirm or correct anything that's off. From there you can add rooms, maintenance items, photos and notes.

Yes, on every plan. Once a property is created we ask what you want to start with (maintenance, projects, or appliances and equipment), then walk through rooms, the yard and exterior, the garage, and a starter maintenance schedule, pre-filled with whatever we found in public records. Skip any step, or go back and change your mind.

No. Houses 2 Homes runs in any modern browser on desktop or mobile. There are also apps for iPhone on the App Store and for Android on Google Play, using the same account.

Yes, on Standard and Pro. When adding an inventory item, take a photo of the data plate or label. Houses 2 Homes reads the make, model and serial number and fills in the fields for you to confirm and save. It works for appliances, HVAC units, water heaters and most printed or stamped product labels.

Yes. Every property has Garage, Exterior and Yard sections alongside its rooms. Exterior tracks components like the roof, siding, gutters, windows and deck, each with its material, color, install year and when it was last serviced, plus any pools or hot tubs. The yard is split into sections (front lawn, back yard, garden beds), each with its lawn type, soil, sun exposure, irrigation and plants, and there's a treatment log for lawn care. The garage has its own details and inventory.

Inventory is a record of what's in each room and the garage: appliances, fixtures, tools, furniture, electronics. Each item can have photos, notes, warranty dates and its own maintenance schedule, so when something breaks you have the model number and the service history in a couple of taps.

Recommended maintenance tasks for the things you track: appliances and equipment, room features like a fireplace or hardwood floors, and your home's exterior and pool. Add a suggestion to your schedule in one tap, edit it first, or dismiss it if it doesn't apply.

Yes. From an inventory item, open Troubleshoot, describe the problem and add a photo if it helps, such as an error code on a screen, a leak or a worn part. You get step-by-step checks in plain English, with repair searches that use your item's make and model.

Yes. In the Yard section, take a photo of a plant to identify it and get maintenance suggestions for it. For a problem like weeds, a patch of dead grass or pests, use Troubleshoot on the yard section or plant: describe what you see, add a photo, and get step-by-step checks and treatment advice.

Maintenance items and project deadlines that are due soon or overdue show in the notification bell in the app, and you get reminder emails, and push notifications in the Android app, on every plan. You can turn maintenance reminders and project reminders on or off on the Account page.

Yes. Each project has a Contractors section for everyone who quotes on the work: contact details, quoted and actual cost, quote and expiration dates, whether you accepted or rejected the quote, and uploaded quote documents. On Standard and Pro, each property's Vendors page keeps the contractors and service providers you use again, with their service and spending history.

Set a budget on the project, then add costs to tasks and actual costs to contractors as you go. A budget bar shows what you've spent against the budget, and the project is flagged when it goes over.

Yes. Add photos to a project and upload quote documents to each contractor. Notes can be linked to a task or a contractor, so the context stays with the work it belongs to.

On Free, each section holds up to 5 photos so you can try things out. Standard and Pro include unlimited photos everywhere: rooms, the garage, the yard, the exterior and projects.

Yes. Photos are stored encrypted in your account and only visible to you and anyone you explicitly share the property with. Photos shared into a project remain scoped to that property's sharing settings, so they don't become public.

Invited users can view and edit the properties you've shared with them, adding notes, photos and maintenance logs just like you can. Your billing, password and notification settings are always private to your account. You can share all of your properties at once or choose specific ones, and you can change that selection or revoke access at any time from the Account page.

No. Invited users can create a free account to get started. While accessing the properties you've shared, they get the same paid features that your subscription includes: unlimited photos, vendor contacts and so on. If an invited user already has their own paid subscription at a higher tier, their own tier applies everywhere. Their own (unshared) properties always use their own plan's limits regardless.

Yes. When sending an invite you can share your entire account or select specific properties. A partner or co-owner might get access to everything; a contractor or property manager might only need one property. You can update which properties an invitee can see at any time from the Account page without needing to re-invite them.

There's a 14-day grace period after your subscription lapses before restrictions take effect. When the grace period ends, anyone you've shared with automatically loses access and receives an email letting them know. Your own data stays intact on your account. If you resubscribe, you can re-invite people from the Account page.

Standard covers up to 2 properties, unlimited photos, smart suggestions, vendor contacts, invoice scanning, property report exports and sharing with up to 2 people. Pro adds unlimited properties, lease-end reminders for rentals, sharing with up to 10 people and priority support, for power users, multi-property owners and small property managers.

Both. Annual is billed upfront and costs less than paying monthly. The pricing page shows how much you save on each plan. Manage your plan from "Manage subscription" on the Account page.

Yes. Use "Manage subscription" on the Account page. Upgrades take effect immediately. Downgrades and cancellations take effect at the end of your current billing period, followed by a 14-day grace period. Your data is never deleted when you downgrade. Anything beyond the new plan's limits is hidden until you upgrade again.

Annual plans come with a 14-day money-back guarantee. If something goes wrong within the first 14 days of your annual subscription, email support@houses2.homes and we'll refund you, no questions asked. Monthly plans don't qualify for refunds since you can simply cancel before the next billing cycle with no further charges. After the 14-day window, we don't pro-rate refunds for cancellations, but you keep access through the end of the billing period you've paid for.

Yes. All data is stored encrypted, scoped to your account, and only accessible to you and people you explicitly share properties with. We don't sell, rent or share your data with advertisers. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

On Standard and Pro, open a property and choose Export. Pick the sections you want to open a property report you can print or save as a PDF from your browser, or download all of the property's photos at once. There's no export of your whole account yet.

On the Account page, open Sign-in & security to change your password or the email address you sign in with. If you've forgotten your password, tap "Forgot password?" on the sign-in page to reset it by email. There's no two-factor sign-in yet.

On the Account page, turn maintenance reminders and project reminders on or off. Each switch covers both email and push notifications, on every plan.

Yes. On the Account page, "Delete my data" erases your properties, photos, maintenance history, projects, vendors and shares but keeps your login and subscription. "Delete my account" signs you out, removes your login and cancels your subscription, and you can choose to erase all of your data at the same time. Both are permanent and can't be undone.