Separate tasks per property
Keep maintenance schedules and follow-up work attached to the right home instead of mixing properties together.
Rental property maintenance app
Heart Of The House is a rental property maintenance app for multi-home workflows. Every property keeps its own tasks, supplies, equipment records, project notes, maintenance history, and AI context.
Pro supports up to 5 homes. Portfolio supports unlimited homes for rentals, seasonal properties, family properties, or broader property operations.
When every property has its own records, it becomes much easier to answer practical questions like which filter fits this HVAC system, what model number belongs to this water heater, what was repaired last fall, or which supply link belongs to this unit instead of the other one.
Keep maintenance schedules and follow-up work attached to the right home instead of mixing properties together.
Keep each property's equipment details, label photos, model numbers, serial numbers, and linked supplies separate so reorders and repairs stay accurate.
Projects, purchases, and maintenance records stay in the correct property timeline for easier future decisions.
Heart Of The House uses selected-home AI context, so the app can help with planning and questions without losing track of which property you mean.
Pro supports up to 5 homes. Portfolio supports unlimited homes for broader property operations, rentals, seasonal properties, or family properties.
Even when you manage more than one home, the shape stays familiar: equipment memory for each property, a project layer for bigger work, and a plan ladder that makes sense as your portfolio grows.
Yes. Paid plans support multiple homes, and each home keeps its own tasks, supplies, projects, equipment details, and chat context.
It keeps every property separated with its own memory, which makes it easier to track maintenance, equipment details, supplies, notes, and follow-up work without mixing properties together.
Portfolio supports unlimited homes and is the best fit when you are managing several rentals, a mix of family properties, or a larger multi-home operation.
No. It also works well for a primary home plus a second home, seasonal property, or family property that needs its own upkeep history.