A warmly lit apartment opening onto a planted balcony at dusk.

For everyone living here

At home.
From day one.

The heating. The bins. The thing nobody explained. Atty puts the house’s useful know-how within reach.

A closer look

The house, explained

The little things,
already explained.

Moving in comes with enough questions. Get the house’s everyday answers without having to find the person who last knew.

Illustrative answers from a house guide.

Where do I turn off the water?

Beside the front garden tap. The house guide has the household’s labelled photo, so you can recognise the right valve.

Previous owner’s note and photograph

An illustrative house guide: the note and photograph identify the main shutoff beside the front garden tap.

Which bin goes out this week?

In this example guide, general waste and recycling go out for Thursday collection. The collection calendar stays with the house.

Example collection calendar

This is a fictional collection schedule. Actual days and streams depend on the house’s collection service.

How does the oven timer work?

Atty has already read this oven’s manual, so the guide carries the timer instructions without anyone typing them, and links the page they came from. The model is already recorded, so the answer fits your oven.

Oven manual, kept with the kitchen

The example guide answers from the maker’s manual for the recorded model and says when a manual is missing or a job needs a technician. Atty does not control the oven.

A place for every stay

For a weekend.
For a few years.

Different stays call for different access. Atty gives the owner a way to share the house’s know-how that fits your time here.

A guide for guests.

Instructions, manuals, who to call and bin day in a link, with no account needed. For a weekend visit or a house sitter. Nothing about the household.

A key for residents.

Access to the building information the owner shares. The owner’s insurance, finances and other private papers sit separately.

A little easier to settle in

There when
you need to know.

Ask the guide on your phone. Where the household has a wall panel, it shows the same instructions and answers questions typed or spoken.

An evening kitchen with warm lighting and someone moving through the room.