A fair comparison of the apps that help you track repairs, servicing, documents and safety checks, with what each does, what it costs and who it suits.
Published by Home+, one of the apps compared. Last checked: October 2026.
Home+ publishes this page, so we have been strict about fairness. We looked at each app's own website or app store listing, and we only state what those pages say. Where a page does not say, we write "not stated". Prices change, so check each app before you sign up.
We compared on five things: whether it is built for UK homes, maintenance reminders, document storage, what you can use for free, and whether it helps you find a tradesperson.

Home+ is a free home maintenance app for UK homeowners. You tell it about your home, it builds a maintenance plan, reminds you about servicing and safety checks, and stores certificates and receipts in a document vault. When a job needs a professional, you can request help from trades in your area.
Best for: UK homeowners who want one free app for reminders, documents and finding trades.
Worth knowing: it is built for homeowners and private landlords, not letting agents.
Kepthouse is a UK home maintenance tracker from Keep Computing, listed on Google Play for homeowners, renters and landlords. Its listing mentions recurring maintenance tasks, warranty tracking with receipt scanning, property paperwork such as EPC, gas safety and EICR, project budgets, bin day reminders and an EPC lookup.
Price: The listing says there is a free plan limited to 15 items, with a Premium plan for unlimited items. No prices are shown on the listing.
Best for: UK households that want to track tasks, paperwork and household admin on Android.
Worth knowing: the free plan is capped at 15 items. The listing we checked was for Android; check the developer's site for other platforms.
Homer is a home management app for iPhone, from Home Owner AB. Its listing mentions recurring maintenance tasks, a home inventory, owner’s manual lookup, document and receipt scanning, expense tracking, floor plans and an AI chat assistant.
Price: Free to download, with in-app subscription options listed from $4.99 to $69.99.
Best for: People who want a detailed inventory of their appliances and belongings and are comfortable on iPhone.
Worth knowing: it is not built specifically for UK rules or UK trades, and prices are shown in dollars on the US store page.
HomeZada is a home management platform covering inventory, maintenance schedules, project budgets, finances and multiple properties, with AI features. Its website does not mention the UK.
Price: Not shown on the page we checked.
Best for: Owners who want a broad system covering finances and projects, and who confirm it works for a UK property.
Worth knowing: UK availability and UK compliance guidance are not stated.
| Home+ | Kepthouse | Homer | HomeZada | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Built for UK homes | Yes | Yes | Not stated | Not stated |
| Maintenance reminders | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Document storage | Yes (document vault) | Yes (warranties, paperwork) | Yes | Yes |
| Home inventory | Coming soon | Not stated | Yes | Yes |
| Find a tradesperson | Yes, vetted local trades | Contacts list only | Not stated | Not stated |
| Free to use | Yes | Free plan capped at 15 items | Free with paid subscriptions | Not stated |
| Landlord features | Yes (multiple properties) | Yes | Yes (multiple properties) | Yes (multiple properties) |
"Not stated" means the app's page we checked did not say, not that the feature is missing. Information checked October 2026.
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