Eight surfaces.
One quiet workspace.

A reading room, not a cockpit.

Your home's financial state at a glance. Summary cards on top, charts in the middle, recent activity at the bottom — designed to be skimmed in twenty seconds and read in two minutes.

Every receipt, in its right place.

Add expenses one at a time, in bulk via CSV, or by setting up a recurring entry that handles itself. Tag with category, vendor, project, and tax-basis flag.

• CSV import — drag a bank export, map columns, done.
• Receipt attachments — PDFs and images, encrypted at rest.
• Recurring expenses — insurance, HOA, gardener — set once.
• Saved filters — your "tax-deductible 2026" view is one click away.

One home, or a whole portfolio.

Each property keeps its own books — purchase price, valuation history, closing costs, expenses, projects. Switch between them with a dropdown, or roll them up into a portfolio view.

April-ready, all year long.

Pull deductible expenses, mortgage interest, property taxes, and tax-basis improvements with a click. Schedule E for rentals, basis worksheet for primary residences, plain CSV for everything.

• Tax-basis tracking — flag improvements as you log them. The basis worksheet writes itself.
• Schedule E export — line-item breakdown your accountant can drop in directly.
• Year-over-year comparisons — see deductions trending up or down across years.

Not tax advice — but the numbers will be right.

A vault for the paperwork.

Closing docs, warranties, permits, appliance manuals. Encrypted, searchable, and tagged to the property they belong to.

A margin to write in.

Every property and project has a notes panel. Sketch out what you're thinking, save a contractor's quote, paste a list of things to ask the inspector.