You're not a building manager, but every contractor quote asks you to make a building manager's decision without a building manager's information. AppKeep closes the gap at the moment you need it. Thirty-seven euros a year, first fix free.
Homeowners don't overpay because contractors are dishonest. They overpay because every interaction starts from an information gap that nobody on the homeowner's side closes.
A contractor sees hundreds of jobs a year. You see three or four in a decade. Intuition doesn't grow on that schedule.
You read it once, badly, at the moment of purchase. The critical distinctions get decided the first time something breaks — usually the wrong way.
The quote names the number. Scope, hourly rate for extras, warranty, the variables that actually determine the cost — none of that is in the email.
Maintenance apps track what you already paid for. AppKeep works at the moment you haven't decided yet, which is where the real cost of a repair gets set.
Three plain questions decide whether the defect needs action today or can wait for a cheaper moment. Urgency becomes a check, not a feeling.
A budget ceiling the contractor works within. If the cost will exceed it, they stop and explain in writing before continuing.
Annual cost per year of remaining life, calculated across all three options. The comparison becomes a comparison instead of a gut reaction to the biggest number.
An auto-generated message that describes the symptom and hands over the mandate. The diagnosis stays with the expert, and the accountability with it.
Upload your policy once. When a defect happens, AppKeep tells you whether claiming is actually worth the premium increase that follows.
Every repair, decision, and interaction logged against the component it belongs to. The record matters the day you sell, renew, or file a claim.
A mandate is the budget ceiling you hand the contractor before work begins, worked out from the same hours, rates, and materials estimate a professional property manager would use. They proceed within it, and if the cost will exceed it, they stop and explain why in writing before continuing.
Select a trade and scope to calculate your mandate
Data about your house is not the same thing as a framework for deciding what to do with it. The gap is where most maintenance decisions go wrong.
The mandate calculator, the insurance check, the contractor brief, the seasonal nudges, the property record. One price for everything, charged once a year. The first fix is free so the product earns the subscription before it asks for one.
No insurer pays us to distribute the app. No contractor pays us to appear in your results. Nobody buys the data your house generates as it ages. The premise of the mandate — that you should be the one with the information — is also the premise of the pricing.
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