This summer, my wife and I bought a home. When we got possession, we started noticing all the little quirks and things that make you say, "hmm, I wonder why they did that?" We had many questions about prior renovations, repairs, and appliances that unfortunately, we'll never really have the answers to. This wipeout of information happens with nearly every home sale. Everything that the previous homeowner knew, all the decisions they made and context they remembered - poof, gone. Every homeowner starts over, searching up appliance manuals and rediscovering what that one light switch in the back closet goes to... So I decided to build Toft. It's the notebook that every homeowner wishes they received with their home - all the repairs, all the maintenance, all the wiring and plumbing notes that make the home, well, make sense. I call it a living book of information, because it gets passed on from homeowner to homeowner, as part of the asset of the home. This is the app I wish I'd had twenty years ago - not only for myself, but also to leave behind a sensible, organized record of all the improvements and changes I've made in my previous homes. Toft is an app for the homeowner community. It's driven by feedback and shaped by how homeowners use it. Your feedback is so important to me, and I want to hear it all! That's also why it's free to sign up, no card required, and has a 30-day trial period. Try it out and let me know what you think!

Toft

Every house has history. Toft keeps the papers to prove it.

Every house has history. Toft keeps the papers to prove it.