Products
Residential · for homeowners Buyers · before you own it Commercial · for businesses & nonprofits Partners · for pros & agents
Add-ons
Guardian · protection, coming soon Pro · home concierge
Explore
Features Pricing
Resources
Guides Support Getting started Data & privacy About Sign in Start free →

Features

Everything Eave does — your home's memory, and memory that acts.

Eave is one place for your home's records, projects, and what needs doing next. It remembers the details you can never find later, then uses them to tell you what matters now. Here are the seven parts that make that work.

Features · Intelligent Home Setup

Start with the paperwork you already have.

Drop in the closing folder, the bills, the manuals, the inspection. Eave reads them and files what it finds — the confident finds file themselves with an undo on each, and the rest wait for you. Nothing shows as overdue in your first ninety days.

Learn more about Setup →
Eave setup: upload your closing folder — the inspection report, manuals, warranties, and insurance
Just moved in? Drop in the closing folder and Eave reads it into the record.

What it reads

Systems and their ages, warranty dates, filter sizes, who your providers are, and which inspection findings still apply. Eight short steps, resumable any time from Property settings.

Features · Capture

Notice it once. Eave turns it into a plan.

Speak it, snap it, or type a half-sentence. In seconds Eave scopes the whole job — the room, the category, the priority, an estimated cost — and files it where you'll find it. A note becomes something you can act on this afternoon.

Learn more about Capture →
Eave capture — speak it, snap it, or type to add a project

Features · Home Knowledge Base

Everything about your home, in one place you'll find later.

Every room, appliance, contractor, and repair — a complete, searchable record of your home. Specs get researched for you down to the furnace filter size, warranties are tracked, and two years from now the answer is already there.

Learn more about the Home Knowledge Base →
Eave web app home: the one thing to do first, this week’s tasks, and the record behind them

Features · Connected Sources

Your inbox already has your home's history.

Connect Gmail, Google Calendar, Amazon order history, and SmartThings today, and Eave surfaces the receipts, warranties, and contractor confirmations already sitting in your inbox — read-only, and nothing saves until you review it. Outlook, Google Nest, and Alexa are next.

Learn more about Connected Sources →
Eave connected sources — Gmail, calendars, purchases, pros, smart home, and home records, with what’s live and what’s coming

Features · Upkeep Score

A single number for how your home is actually doing.

A live 0–100 score that reflects your home's real health — open projects, overdue tasks, and the age of your systems — not a generic checklist. Watch it move before you lift a finger, so you always know whether something can wait.

Learn more about the Upkeep Score →
Eave home with the Upkeep Score — Good shape, 78 — and the one thing that moves it most

Features · Intelligence

Eave tells you what to do next, and why it matters now.

Seasonal prep before the season turns, and a weekly action queue of up to five things that actually need you — each ranked, reasoned, and scoped to your property. The optional upgrade that turns your records into a plan.

Learn more about Intelligence →
Eave seasonal maintenance list on mobile, with tasks by season

Features · Guardian

More active than insurance — protection for the home you already have.

An evidence vault with one-tap insurance and warranty claim packets, a 10-year capex forecast, a carrier-discount checklist, an annual virtual audit review, and telemetry fusion for leak, electrical, solar, and thermostat sensors — the protection layer on top of your records.

Learn more about Guardian →

Keep exploring

Related reading

See it on your own home. Eave is free for one property and runs in any browser — your first capture takes about five seconds.

Start free →