A home warranty tracker that keeps the proof nearby
A warranty date is only part of the record. Around The House keeps the expiration, receipt, warranty document, identifying details, and service history connected to the appliance or home item the coverage belongs to.
What to save with a home warranty
- Coverage datesPurchase, effective, registration, and expiration dates when applicable.
- Proof of purchaseThe receipt or invoice and the retailer or installer.
- The warranty documentCoverage terms, exclusions, claim steps, and contact information.
- Item identityModel number, serial number, photos, and installation date.
- Service historyPrevious repairs, providers, costs, and notes that may affect the next conversation.
See what is expiring before you need it
Warranty records show remaining coverage time instead of leaving the important date buried inside a document. Expired and upcoming coverage can be reviewed together.
The app organizes information you enter; the warranty provider's current terms determine whether a repair or replacement is covered.
Open the item and find the whole context
When a claim or service question arises, open the covered item to find its identifying numbers, documents, photos, maintenance history, and reminders. The record stays useful after the warranty ends.
Private warranty records, without another account
Around The House runs on iPhone, iPad, and Mac without a separate company account. Records remain on your devices and, when enabled, in your private iCloud.
Add the warranty you would hate to miss.
Save its dates, receipt, and covered item now, while the paperwork is still easy to find.
No Around The House account. Your records stay on your Apple devices and in your private iCloud when sync is enabled.