Hey Product Hunt, I've spent years around appliance and HVAC repair, and the thing that never got better is what homeowners find online when something breaks. It's either thin SEO junk or a "free" diagnosis that wants your email and phone number before it tells you anything useful. So we built the opposite. The Diagnostic Wizard asks a few questions about your fridge, washer, dryer, oven, AC, or furnace, then walks a decision tree to a likely cause, whether it's worth fixing, and a rough cost range. No signup. No email wall. Around the tool, ServiceMag is a real trade publication: brand-specific error codes, troubleshooting guides, daily industry news, and a California repair directory. It's for homeowners trying to fix something themselves, and for the techs and shop owners who want straight coverage instead of recycled press releases. I'd love your feedback, especially on the diagnostic flow. If you run it on something that's actually broken in your house right now, tell me where it nailed it and where it missed.

ServiceMag Diagnostic Wizard

Diagnose appliance & HVAC repairs free, with cost estimates

Diagnose appliance & HVAC repairs free, with cost estimates