Property snapshot
Keep address, occupancy, insurance, utilities, mortgage, tax and condition notes together.
Inherited Home Command Center
One place for the house, the costs and the decisions.
When a home lands in your hands after a death or inheritance, the problem is rarely one form. It is utilities, insurance calls, belongings, family expenses, vendors, repairs, deadlines and the question of whether to keep, rent or sell. The Command Center organizes the property side of that work.
One-time purchase · no subscription · no account required
Private by design
Property dashboard
Monthly carrying cost$1,715
90-day cost$5,145
Open tasks12
Logged expenses27
Example only. Your working data stays in your browser unless you export it.
Built around the property problem
Not another generic estate binder.
This system focuses on what happens around the house: securing it, documenting condition, seeing the carrying cost, tracking who paid what, organizing belongings, comparing vendors and turning a family discussion into numbers.
Carrying-cost dashboard
See monthly, 30-day, 90-day and annual holding costs while decisions are pending.
Task board
Track first steps, cleanout work, repairs, calls, deadlines and completion status.
Expense ledger
Record property expenses and who paid them, then export the ledger as CSV.
Belongings tracker
Log important items, room, intended disposition and notes about family claims.
Vendor comparison
Compare cleanout, lawn, repair, appraisal, agent and other service quotes.
Keep / rent / sell analyzer
Put the three paths side-by-side using your own assumptions instead of gut feeling.
Backup & print
Export a local backup, import it later, download expense CSVs and print a working summary.
Important: This is an organization and decision-support tool, not legal, probate, title, tax or financial advice. Laws and obligations vary. Use qualified local professionals for those questions.
Start free before you decide.
Who it is for
Useful when the property becomes a project overnight.
Executor / personal representative
Organize the house-side work
Keep property tasks and costs separate from legal documents and professional advice.
Multiple heirs
Make expenses visible
Track costs and who paid them so family conversations have a shared record.
Out-of-state owner
Control a property from a distance
Keep condition notes, vendors, costs and next actions together while you coordinate remotely.