Your first month, made simple
How Eave helps you settle in
Start with the closing folder
Enter the address you closed on, then drop in the folder you were handed at closing, along with the inspection, a utility bill, and whatever manuals came with the appliances. Eave reads them and files what it finds: the systems and their ages, the warranty dates, who your lender and insurer are. The confident finds file themselves with an undo on each, and the rest wait for you. How setup works.
Capture the backlog
Everything you've been mentally noting since move-in has somewhere to go. Say it, snap it, or type it — "the master bathroom toilet keeps running, probably a flapper" — and capture turns it into a scoped project with a room, a category, a priority, and a rough cost. The backlog stops living in your head.
Build the knowledge base
As you go, your home writes its own record. Rooms, appliances, contractors, and repairs collect into a searchable home knowledge base — the furnace model and filter size, the water heater's install date, who you called and what it cost. It's the manual the house never came with, and it's the same record that makes insuring, refinancing, or selling far less painful later. Share it with whoever shares the house. A co-owner sees the same record you do, at no extra charge.
Get the weekly queue
Once there's something to work with, Eave Intelligence turns the pile into a plan: a ranked weekly action queue of what needs attention now, a 12-month upkeep schedule tuned to your home, and a seasonal prep digest before each season lands. You stop wondering what's next — Eave tells you, and tells you why.
Nothing is overdue in your first ninety days. You bought a house, and you don't need a page of red on day one.
