Homework Ledger
Homework Ledger
How it works

Turn scattered home records into one clear report.

Homework Ledger gives each home a public history: what was done, when it happened, who did it, what it cost, and what still needs attention.

1,200+

guided project types

Public

shareable home report

3-part

maintenance score

Real public report

337 Putney Drive, Cary, NC 27518

Explore this homeowner's current project and permit history.

Open report

The basic flow

The app starts simple, then becomes more valuable as the home record fills in over time.

01

Search the address

Look up an existing public report or start a history for a home you own.

02

Add real work

Log repairs, maintenance, upgrades, photos, costs, warranties, and contractor details.

03

Track what is next

Recurring reminders, warranty dates, and open issues keep the record useful after the job is done.

04

Share the report

Send one public link when a buyer, lender, contractor, or future owner needs the history.

What goes in

A home report is more than a timeline.

Each entry can hold the details someone would otherwise have to hunt for later.

Work history

Repairs, replacements, inspections, maintenance, and improvements.

Photos and files

Before-and-after photos, receipts, manuals, permits, and uploaded documents.

People and proof

Contractor names, homeowner notes, warranties, permits, and report-ready details.

What comes out

A report someone can actually use.

337 Putney Drive, Cary, NC 27518

A real homeowner report with recorded projects and permits.

The public report lets people review the timeline, open full project reports, inspect documents, and understand what still needs attention.

Maintenance score

The score explains the record, not just the home.

A high score means the home has useful evidence: completed maintenance, reviewed issues, and supporting documentation.

Activity

Rewards recent work across the home's different systems. Credit fades as work ages, and overdue reminders cost a few points.

Stability

Open issues cost points until the owner fixes them, reviews them, or marks them as not an issue.

Documentation

Looks for useful supporting records like details, photos, warranties, permits, and contractor information.

For homeowners

Keep your work history organized while you own the home, then share it when it matters.

For buyers and lenders

See a clearer maintenance record than photos, disclosures, or scattered receipts can provide.

For contractors

Answer questions with project context and keep completed work connected to the home. Homeowner messages stay inside Homework Ledger, and homeowners' contact details stay private.

Ready to look up a home?

Start with the address. The report tells the rest of the story.