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Home stack

Everything about your house, in one place.

Mortgage, insurance, property tax, utilities, and every repair — organized the moment the paperwork lands.

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Mortgage
Homeowners insurance
Property tax
Utilities
Maintenance & repairs

What your Home stack keeps track of

Everything filed automatically, so nothing gets missed.

Mortgage

Balance, rate, and payment date tracked automatically from your statements.

Homeowners insurance

Coverage limits and renewal dates, pulled straight from your policy.

Property tax

Assessed value and due dates so a bill never sneaks up on you.

Utilities

Every provider in one place — spot a rate hike the moment it happens.

Maintenance & repairs

A running history of everything fixed, serviced, or replaced.

See it inside Stacks

This is what it looks like once it's organized.

A real look at the dashboard this stack builds for you — balances, costs, and what's coming up next, all in one place.

Preview shown for illustration — your own stack will reflect your real documents.

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Free to start. Drop in your first document and see it filed in seconds.

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Routines

Set it up once — Stacks handles the rest.

Creating a routine starts with one question, then writes the reminder as a plain sentence you can edit anytime.

One question up front

Will you do it, or hire someone?

Say you'll do it yourself and Stacks keeps your how-to notes. Say you'll hire someone and it keeps the contact instead.

That one answer flips the reminder's verb — remind me when it's you, schedule them when it's someone else.

Will you do this yourself, or hire someone?

This sets up the right details to keep on hand.

I'll do it myself

Save how-to notes for next time.

Selected

I'll hire someone

Keep the contact to call handy.

Maintenance routines

Each one reads as an instruction — tap any part to change it.

RemindmeonJul 30to do themonthlyService water softenerOpen
SchedulehandymanonJan 30fortwice a yearCheck woodwork on front porchOpen