For homeowners
A little less
to remember.
The history, the paperwork, the people who know the place. Atty keeps it together, so you don’t have to keep it all in your head.
A closer lookThe record grows with the house
Remembered
along the way.
A service invoice. An old plan. A photo of the plate. A forwarded bill. The papers you already have become facts you can find again.
Hot water installation.pdf
A document you already have.
Kept with the house
The hot water, understood.
- Installed
- March 2023
- Installer
- Details on file
- Warranty
- Certificate attached
You decide who sees what
Everyone in.
On your terms.
A partner, a plumber, someone staying for the weekend. Give each person the part of the house they need, and take access back when it’s time.
Examples of access you choose
The whole picture.
Full household members can see the house’s record and your household’s private papers. Make the distinction clear before you invite someone in.
- House history
- Private papers
- Access decisions
The part they’re here to work on.
A key to the hot water shows its work history and the documents filed with the house. Originals you keep private stay hidden; their work stays with the house.
- Unit details
- Past work
- Owner-controlled access
The useful things, easy to find.
A guide link shows how each thing is worked — what the maker’s manual says, read for you, with your own notes and photos beside it — plus who to call and bin day, and answers their questions. Nothing about your household.
- How things work
- Makers’ manuals
- Useful contacts
Day to day
What’s due.
What it cost.
Care keeps the services, filter cleans and warranty dates the house runs on. Costs puts utilities, rates, insurance and work side by side, each counted once.
Screens from an example house.
For the next chapter
Leave the house
better understood.
When you move, the building’s records and history go with it. Your private papers stay yours, and old keys and guide links end when the handover is completed in Atty.
