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Features · the engine

One engine
under every Eave.

Residential, Commercial, Buyers, Sellers, and Partners each tell their own story. Underneath, they share the same engine: the same reading of documents, the same connected record of a property, and the same planning. Here’s what that engine does, and where each part shows up.

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Free for one home. No card. Runs in any browser.

The Eave Home page: a property with its Upkeep Score, the one thing to do this week, and projects by room
Utilities · found by Eave
A power utility found by Eave from the address, ready to link to the electrical panel it serves

Where each capability shows up

Five products.
One engine.

Every Eave product is the same engine pointed at a different moment in a property’s life: owning it, running it, buying it, selling it, or helping someone else through it. The grid shows which capabilities carry each one.

Which Eave capability powers which Eave product
CapabilityResidentialfor homeownersCommercialfor businesses & nonprofitsBuyersbefore you own itSellersgetting ready to sellPartnersfor agents & inspectors
Bring it in
SourcesAccounts you link and things you hand over, read into the record, with you reviewing what gets saved.not usednot used
CaptureSay it, snap it, or type it.
Document intelligenceAny document, recognized and read into facts filed where they belong, with every version kept.
Know the home
Home knowledge graphOne record per property where spaces, systems, documents, projects, and people all connect.
Product knowledge graphWhat the maker says about your exact model: its upkeep schedule, known issues by age, and parts.not usednot used
Place intelligenceThe ground and the county for any address: flood, fire, and seismic zones, soil, utilities, and taxes, each with its source.not usednot used
Decide what’s next
Plans and prioritiesThe Upkeep Score, a 12-month plan, and one ranked list of what needs you this week.not used
DIY or proDo it yourself, learn how, or hire it out: materials, tutorials, and local pros for every job.not used
Core to the product Plays a supporting role

Bring it in

Everything you already have,
read into one place.

Most of what Eave knows about a property already exists: in an inbox, a closing folder, a box of manuals, a photo on your phone. These three capabilities get it in without data entry.

Know the home

The property, its things,
and the ground it sits on.

What comes in gets filed into three connected bodies of knowledge: the record of this property, what manufacturers know about the things inside it, and what public sources say about where it is.

Decide what’s next

Knowing is half of it.
The other half is a plan.

The record only matters if it changes what happens this week. These two capabilities turn what Eave knows into a ranked list and a way to get each job done.

How the pieces connect

One receipt, all the way through.

No single capability is the point. The point is that each one hands its work to the next, so something you did once keeps paying off. Here’s one ordinary email, followed through the engine.

01Sources

An order confirmation arrives

A new water heater, bought online, lands in the inbox you linked. The next inbox scan finds it and shows it to you: save or skip.

02Document intelligence

The order is read

Eave reads out the store, the date, the price, and the model number, and recognizes that one line is an appliance.

03Home graph

It’s filed where it belongs

The water heater joins the home’s systems with its model and purchase date, matched to the one already on record if there is one.

04Product graph

The model is looked up

Eave pulls what the maker says about that model: how often to flush it, the issues that show up at its age, and the part numbers.

05Plans

The upkeep is suggested

The maker’s flush interval shows up as suggested upkeep. Add it and it’s timed for the season, and the score counts it once it’s done.

06DIY or pro

You pick who does it

Do it yourself with a tutorial picked for the job, or hand it to a contractor from your list, with the cost each time.

What the engine won’t do

Smart about the house.
Careful with you.

The same rules hold in every product, because it’s the same engine.

01

You review what it finds

What Eave finds in your inbox, receipts, and inspections is shown to you before it’s saved. Anything it filed on its own has an undo.

Your review
02

Every fact keeps its source

A fact read from a document stays marked with that document. When two sources disagree, Eave changes nothing and asks you to choose.

Traceable
03

Your inbox stays yours

Gmail connects read-only, and Eave looks only for your home: receipts, orders, and invoices. The one thing it sends out is your upkeep tasks, to a calendar you pick.

Read-only
04

Your files stay private

Documents and photos are private to your property and the people you invite. They’re never sold or used to rate your home.

Private
05

Facts, not judgments about a place

Place facts come with their source. Eave never rates a neighbourhood, a school, or who lives nearby.

Fair housing
06

The record is yours

Export everything at any time, on any plan. When you sell, you decide whether the record goes with the house.

Portable

Pick your product

Same engine.
Your part of the story.

Every product includes the engine. Start with the one that matches where you are.

Questions, answered

Common questions.

Do I have to pay for these features separately?

No. Features aren’t sold on their own. Each Eave product includes the engine, and each product’s plan decides how much of it you get: Residential is free for one home, with Eave Intelligence at $2.99 a month for the full plan. See pricing →

Which features are free?

On Residential, a lot of the engine is free for one home: Sources, typed capture, setup from your paperwork, the home record and house manual, product profiles already in the library, your home’s risk profile, the Upkeep Score, this week’s list, tutorials, and local pro search. Eave Intelligence adds the 12-month plan, voice and photo capture, guided project plans, reading any document, manufacturer lookups, and materials estimates. Free vs. Intelligence →

Is it the same engine in every product?

Yes. A disclosure packet a buyer uploads is read by the same reader that files a homeowner’s closing folder, and the record a seller hands over is the same record a homeowner keeps. That’s why the record can move with the house.

Does Eave decide things for me?

No. Eave reads, files, ranks, and suggests. You confirm what gets saved and decide what gets done. When two sources disagree, Eave shows both and asks.

Where does the information come from?

From you, from the accounts you link, from the documents you hand over, from what manufacturers publish about your models, and from public sources such as FEMA, USGS, and the Census, each shown with its source.

Is my data private?

Yes. Your property’s record is private to you and the people you invite. Connected accounts are read-only, and you can export or delete everything at any time. Data & privacy →

Start with one thing

Hand Eave one document.
Watch where it goes.

Drop in a receipt, a manual, or last year’s inspection. Free for one home, in any browser, and you see everything Eave filed, with an undo.

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Buying? Eave for Buyers. Running a building? Commercial Upkeep. An agent? Eave Partners.