HomeAtlas reads the label on your equipment, answers questions from your own manuals with the page number, and plans replacements with honest cost ranges.
Photograph the unit and its label. The scan reads the label and structures the model and brand automatically — you review before anything is saved.
Upload the PDF manual for anything you own. Receipts, warranties, service history, notes, and photos stay connected to the item they belong to.
Receipts, warranty cards, paint colors, measurements, contractor contacts, the note about which breaker feeds the garage — snap it or type it, and Memory files it with the right item.
Whole-home questions can draw on what you’ve saved, and the answer is badged “From your memory” so you know exactly where it came from.
Ask about anything you have documented. The answer comes from your own manual with page citations you can tap — manual-first, AI-last.
When the answer is not in your documents, HomeAtlas says so instead of guessing.
Replacement costs are ranges for like-for-like installed replacement, with the source named. Lifespan expectations carry their attribution too.
Not enough data for a number? It says "not enough data."
The Home Forecast puts likely replacements on a timeline — which items, roughly when, and the years where costs stack up — so a 14-year-old furnace and a 9-year-old water heater stop being separate surprises.
Every figure is a range with its source, and where the data is thin it says “not enough data” rather than inventing a number.
These aren’t promises — they’re how the system is built. Read the full privacy policy →
Serial numbers, notes, and personal memory content are AES-256-GCM encrypted on your device before they reach our servers. We store ciphertext we cannot read.
Codes and passwords never leave your device — they live in your Apple Keychain. Even your export lists credential types, never values.
GPS, device IDs, and timestamps are stripped before upload — blocked entirely if the strip can’t run.
No GPS, no IP lookup — no street-address field exists in our database.
Photos, documents, and manuals live in your iCloud Drive — we don’t custody copies.
No ads, no selling data, no data brokers. No advertising, analytics, or crash-reporting SDKs — and our AI partners don’t train on your data.
Vault Export is always free — a complete archive in a documented format. If we ever shut down: at least 60 days notice, and export keeps working through wind-down.
Renews through the App Store; cancel in your Apple ID settings. After the trial: subscribe, or keep free read-only access to everything you documented. Vault Export always works — free, never paywalled. Questions first? Read the FAQ.
App Store — coming