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What you use up and buy again, and who you call. Both keep what they cost, and both feed the history of the thing they are for.
A thing is something you look after. A supply is something you use up and buy again. Does it get used up? It’s a supply. Does it get looked after? It’s a thing.
They meet in a task: the smoke alarm’s battery change is a check-up on the alarm that uses a battery from your supplies.
Add one from › A supply, or from a thing’s page, where it is already for that thing. Each has how many you have, what it is counted in, the price each, where you bought it, a link, and what it is for.
Supplies are on Home under Supplies, and a thing’s own are on its page under Supplies for it. Buying and using them shows in that thing’s history. Deleting a supply takes it, and its lines, off the page.
Once a supply has been used at least twice, it says when it will run out: how fast it has gone between uses, and how many are left. It always says what that is projected from, like projected from the last 3 uses. Until then it doesn’t guess.
Running low on Home lists anything at or under the Buy more at count you set, or projected to run out within two weeks.
A service is a company, what they do, what it is for, how often, and what a visit costs. Add one from › A service, or from a thing’s page.
Services show on each thing’s page under Who looks after it, under Services in People and companies, and on each company’s page with when they came.