Home care, on the record
Early access · King County, WA first

Every other app says "clean your gutters." Homebody knows your drainfield is on the west side of your lot.

Homebody reads your inspection report, your county records, your septic filing, your title documents — the whole paper trail of your home — and turns it into a living care plan built for your exact house. Not a house. Yours.

See my home's record — free

Enter your address below and we'll show you what public records already say about your home. See a sample report →

The same October reminder

Generic Home AppOct 4

🍂 Fall is here! Don't forget to clean your gutters.

HomebodyOct 4

Your lot is heavily wooded and your roof drains to the north valley — clear gutters now and again in late November, or ice damming will find the flashing your inspector flagged. DIY, ~2 hrs, or $180–250 hired.

SOURCE: INSPECTION §7.2 · PARCEL RECORD 3624059

Your home's owner's manual exists. It's scattered across six PDFs nobody opened after closing.

The inspection report. The septic filing recorded with the county. The title commitment with the easement you forgot about. The disclosure form. Together they describe every system in your home — its age, its defects, its maintenance schedule, its legal constraints. Then closing day ends, and all of it goes in a folder forever. The knowledge doesn't disappear. It just stops working for you.

Generic advice vs. knowing your home

Every maintenance appHomebody
"Maintain your yard this spring."
"Never plant deep-rooted vegetation or park vehicles over your drainfield on the west side of your lot — and pull invasive roots there every spring."
"Check your plumbing."
"Your water pressure measured 85 PSI at inspection. Install a pressure-reducing valve set to 65 PSI before it shortens the life of every fixture in the house."
"Inspect your siding."
"Your EIFS stucco has unsealed penetrations on the north wall. Check them every spring for moisture — and never let mulch touch the siding base."
"Service your HVAC."
"Your heat pump's cooling mode was never tested — it was 52°F on inspection day. Have it evaluated before your first summer."

Every one of these is a real finding from a real home profile. That's the difference between advice and knowledge.

Three ways in. One complete picture of your home.

No. 1 — Public record

Start with just your address

Before you upload anything, Homebody pulls what the county already knows: year built, square footage, septic records, permit history, easements, flood zone. Most homeowners learn something about their own house in the first two minutes.

No. 2 — Your documents

Add your closing paperwork

Inspection report, title commitment, seller disclosure. Homebody reads all of it — every finding, every system age, every recorded obligation — and builds your home's profile.

No. 3 — Your phone

Or walk your house with your camera

No documents? A 15-minute guided walkthrough — snap your water heater's data plate, your electrical panel, your furnace label — builds your systems profile from photos.

Then Homebody goes to work:

▸A month-by-month care calendar built for your systems, your materials, your lot, your climate.
▸Reminders that tell you why — the cost of doing it, the consequence of skipping it, and whether it's a DIY job.
▸Photo diagnosis that knows your home: snap a stain, a crack, a leak, and get an answer in the context of your siding, your plumbing, your known issues.

Built for the moment the keys hit your hand — and every year after.

Just bought?

Your closing documents are a complete blueprint of your new home. Upload them once and start day one knowing more about your house than most owners learn in a decade.

Owned for years?

Enter your address and see what the county records say. Then build the rest with a guided walkthrough — no paperwork required.

Built in King County · Starting with the founder's own home

Try it free, right now: what does the county know about your home?

Enter your address and we'll send you a free public-record report — parcel data, septic and permit history, recorded easements, flood zone — usually within a day or two.

Why we ask: it changes what we look for — a recent sale means fresh inspection findings; a longer-held home means we dig further back in the permit and septic record.

🔒 Used only to prepare your report. Never sold, never shared. Delete anytime.

Sample report · Real home, details changed Cedar Hollow Ln — a home, on the record
19 findings 14 systems profiled 12 months planned
Read the sample before you enter anything →
We're on it. A confirmation email is on its way, and your free report typically follows within a day or two.

Your home's profile belongs to you.

Shut-off locations, system layouts, maintenance schedules — this is sensitive information, and we treat it that way. Your data is never sold — not to advertisers, contractors, or insurers; our business is your subscription, not your data. Documents you upload are used only to build your profile, stored encrypted, and deletable on request — reply "delete" to any email and everything goes. If you sell your home, the profile transfers with it or gets erased. Your call, always. Read the full privacy policy →