DwelLogs
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The filters, the well, the septic, the animals, the thing that broke last week. DwelLogs keeps what your home needs and when, and shares it with everyone who lives there. Free.
DwelLogs is a web app. Add it to your Home Screen and it opens like any other app: its own icon, full screen, and it works without a signal. It updates itself, so you always have the latest.
The well, the water heater, the barn, the cat. Each one shows what it needs and when, and what has already been done to it. Check-ups come round on their own: change the filter every three months, and the next one is set when you mark it done.
Invite your partner, your parents in the tiny house out back, the friend who’s staying. Anyone can take a task or just do it. Comments stay with the task, and a bell shows what’s new. Nobody keeps score: history says it was done, not who did it.
Say what’s wrong and how bad, and it stays at the top of Home until it’s fixed. Ideas wait with no date. Projects hold the tasks that get them done. Save any filter as a list, or lay it out as a board.
Filters, salt, batteries, dog food: keep how many you have, what they cost and where you bought them. A task takes what it uses off the count, and each supply says when you’ll run out, projected from how fast it has gone.
Services keep who you call, for what, how often and what a visit costs. Their check-ups come due like the rest, and every visit lands in that thing’s history.
Tap Emergency.
A suggested plan for a water leak.
Slide a step to change it.
Your own plumber, Dave.
Saved, with a Call button.A red Emergency button on Home. Water leak, fire, gas smell, earthquake, flood: each has your plan in order, the shutoffs that matter with where they are, and who to call, one tap away. It works with no signal.
Start from a suggested plan, labelled with where it came from, and make it yours. Add situations of your own, and pin each shutoff where you stand so you can walk back to it in the dark.
There’s no password. We email you a code, and your log is kept in your account, so a new phone picks up where the old one left off.
DwelLogs was built by a first-time homeowner who inherited three fridges, a well, a septic system, and a drawer of manuals that never say when. It started as a spreadsheet, and it’s being built now with the people using it.
It’s new, and feedback shapes what comes next. Tell us what’s missing or what got in your way: hello@dwellogs.com, or Feedback in the app.