Domicile is the home record you wish came with the house: every room, appliance, warranty, project, contractor, and document logged once, kept current, and locked behind an encrypted vault — so the answer is never buried in a drawer, an inbox, or somebody's memory.
Free forever for one home. No credit card, no trial clock, and useful after one sitting at the kitchen table.
Paint, flooring, trim, fixtures, dimensions and photos — recorded once, for every room on every floor.
Brand, model, serial and install date, with a warranty countdown that warns you before it lapses.
Filters, flushes and inspections come around on their own and arrive as reminders.
The numbers you can never find at the paint counter or the flooring aisle, kept with the room.
Domicile covers the whole house, not one corner of it — top to bottom, and then room by room.
Finishes, ages and the seasonal upkeep that comes around on its own.
Every ceiling they sit on, with the date each one has to be replaced.
Paint, flooring, trim, fixtures and dimensions, recorded where they are.
Model and serial off the label, the warranty countdown, the breaker map.
What it is made of, room by room and wall by wall.
Drag rooms into place floor by floor on the Blueprint view, then fill each one in — paint, flooring, trim, fixtures, dimensions, photos.
Brand, model, serial, purchase price, install date — and a warranty countdown that warns you before it lapses.
Garage equipment, irrigation zones, and exterior surfaces, with seasonal upkeep that comes around on its own.
Water and gas shutoffs, the breaker map, smoke and CO devices, network gear — findable at 2am.
What the house needs next, and who is doing it.
Recurring tasks from weekly to annual, on a calendar, marked done with notes and pushed to your phone as reminders.
The trades you trust, with rates, ratings, linked projects, and license and insurance expiry dates in plain view.
Budget against spend, timeline steps, permits, the assigned contractor, and the before and after photos.
The ecosystems running in the house — Matter, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings — listed beside the rooms their devices live in. Domicile records them; it does not control them.
What you keep, what you lock up, and who you let in.
Insurance, warranties, manuals, receipts, the deed — uploaded once and auto-filed by filename.
Belongings logged by room with values, exportable as an insurance report the day you actually need it.
Gate codes, alarm codes, Wi-Fi passwords. Encrypted at rest, and every reveal takes a fresh identity check.
Co-owners, kids, guests, contractors, realtors — each invited to the areas you choose, with view or edit rights you can revoke.
Signing up doesn't ask you to document the whole house. It asks you to name it. Here is what one sitting at the kitchen table actually gets you — the same plan, four times.
A name is the only field Domicile insists on. Address, year built, and square footage are right there if you want them, and just as happy to wait.
Add a floor and drag rooms into place on the Blueprint view — position, size, and shape are edited on the plan itself, not typed into a form. Then open the room you are sitting in and record the paint.
Copy brand, model, and serial off the labels on the water heater, the furnace, the fridge. The warranty countdown starts itself from the install date.
Pick the recurring jobs that actually matter in your house — filters, gutters, detector batteries — and stop holding the calendar in your head.
That is already a record worth opening. Everything after it arrives one item at a time — a receipt when one lands, a contractor after a good job, a project when one starts.
The record earns its keep where the work happens — at the furnace, in the crawlspace, on the roof with a contractor.
The iOS and Android apps are in testing — neither is on a store yet. The record itself is fully usable in the web app in the meantime.
Generate a scoped, shareable summary of the home — floor plans, paint colors, contractors, warranties, manuals, HVAC history, codes — and send the link to your buyer at closing.
What you kept private stays private: the gate, alarm and Wi-Fi codes in the vault are rotated on transfer, so the values the previous owner knew stop being the values in the record.
How the Passport worksRealtors, property managers, and contractors get their own way in — scoped, revocable, and tied to the home rather than to a thread of emails. Each drawing below is the same house, as that person sees it.
The house, without the utility room and its codes
Hand buyers a Home Passport at closing instead of a shoebox of manuals, and watch passport completeness across every listing from the Pro workspace.
Every room, across every property you run
Run a portfolio from one place — maintenance schedules, documents, and contractors per property, with scoped access for the people who need it.
One room, for as long as the job lasts
Get invited to exactly the rooms, projects, and documents the job needs. Nothing more, and only for as long as the owner grants it.
Start free with one home. Add the Home Passport and scoped pro invites when you need them.
| Free$0/moGet the whole house written down.Start free | Most popularPremium$9/moFor owners with a Passport to hand over.Try Premium free | Pro$24/moFor realtors and property managers.Try Pro free | |
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| Homes included | 1 | 5 | Unlimited |
| Home Passport | Not included | Included | Included |
| AI home assistant | Not included | Included | Included |
| Blueprints & LiDAR scans | Not included | Included | Included |
| Pro workspace | Not included | Not included | Included |
Name the home, log the room you're standing in, and let the rest follow. Your first home is free forever — there is no trial to run out.
Upgrade or cancel whenever the house demands it.