The filter, the gutters, the water heater. Upkeep remembers when each one is due, tells you before it goes overdue, and reschedules the next one the moment you check it off.
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Anything past its date sits at the top in red with the day it slipped. Everything else falls under the month it is due in, so one glance answers both questions: what did I miss, and what is coming.
See the whole run of jobs on a calendar instead of a list, so you can spot the heavy months before they arrive and do the gutters on the same trip up the ladder as the caulk.
Tick the jobs that apply to your house from a list that already knows how often each one wants doing. A range hood filter every three months, the sump pump every six. Change any of it later.
One tap when it is done, and the next one reschedules from that day.
A nudge the day a job is due, so it never quietly slides.
A Monday summary of what the house needs this week.
Subscribe in Apple or Google Calendar and see it beside everything else.
Weeks, months, or years, counted from the last time or a fixed date.
HVAC, plumbing, exterior, yard, safety, so the list stays readable.
When you last did it, which is the question you always end up asking.
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A dryer vent nobody cleaned and a water heater nobody flushed both end the same way. Upkeep is free, has no ads, and takes about ten minutes to set up.
Tick a dozen boxes today and the house tells you what it needs from here on.
