The owner's manual your home never came with.

Roostead learns your home from its address, then keeps track of what it needs: maintenance, recalls, warranties, the people who fix things, and what to save for next.

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Founding Households beta opens October 2026 in Saratoga Springs, NY.

The Roostead owl, wings around a house in a nest
A homeowner holding a wrench and a checklist beside an aging water heater

It starts with an address.

  1. Type your address.

    Roostead fills in what it can: when the house was built, how it's heated, and what your climate asks of it.

  2. Add what you know.

    Drop in your inspection report or snap a data plate. Now it knows the exact equipment — model, age, warranty, the filter it takes.

  3. Let it work.

    Reminders arrive before things are due, not after they break.

What Roostead keeps track of

One place for everything a house asks of the person who looks after it.

Maintenance

What's due and when, for the equipment you actually have.

Recalls and safety

Your appliances checked against government recall data, with help booking the free repair.

Warranties and service providers

What's covered, until when, and who you called last time.

Budgeting ahead

What's likely to need replacing and roughly when, so it isn't a surprise.

Household tasks

Share the list, see who did what, and make the invisible work visible.

When something breaks

Help getting from “it's leaking” to the right next step.

“I looked after a newly built house on my own for ten years, then sold it and bought one built in 1923. The new house came with a drawer of manuals nobody reads. The old one came with nothing. Roostead is what I wanted in both.”
Laura Tilton, founder