A home's history should live with the home.

From the shoebox of receipts

I'm Kevin Neamt, a licensed general contractor in Chicago. For years I watched the same thing happen on job after job: a homeowner wants to know when the furnace was last serviced, what brand the water heater is, whether the roof is still under warranty, and the answer lives in a shoebox of faded receipts, a forgotten email, or nobody's memory at all.

When a house sells, that history usually disappears entirely. The new owner starts from zero, guessing at the age and condition of every system in the building they just bought. It costs them money, and it costs them peace of mind.

So I built the tool I wished my clients had

Essentify puts a QR code on every appliance and system in a home. Scan it and you see the full service history, the manuals, the warranty, and you can log new work in seconds, tied forever to that exact unit. No app to install, no account required for the contractor doing the work.

It's the system I always wanted as a contractor, built for the homeowners and property managers I work with every day. The history finally lives with the home, not in a shoebox, not in someone's head, and not lost the day the house changes hands.