2 years, 6 months ago
I remember hearing about an application that was specifically targeted at storing home maintenance info like air filter types, what was it?
I can't remember the app name, I don't even remember if it was web based, or a local application. I do remember that it had a mobile version (iPhone I think) so you could access the information when you were at the store. I am not looking for a generic note taking app like Evernote and the like, this was specifically targeted at home maintenance. You could add schedules for various maintenance functions (like changing the batteries in the smoke detectors, cleaning the furnace etc....) Any help, I tried a number of searches and was not able to come up with anything. I don't even remember who I heard about this app from.
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There are a couple of shareware apps that appear to do what you want.
1. http://www.prohomemanager.com/PersonalEdition.asp
2. http://www.sharewareconnection.com/home-manager-2005.htm (the links for this one appear to be down, so it may no longer be available).
I don't know if either of them works with the iPhone.
There is a long list of home maintenance shareware apps available at http://www.sharewareconnection.com/titles/home-maintenance.htm so if the above two don't work out, you may find more deeper in the list.
1. http://www.prohomemanager.com/PersonalEdition.asp
2. http://www.sharewareconnection.com/home-manager-2005.htm (the links for this one appear to be down, so it may no longer be available).
I don't know if either of them works with the iPhone.
There is a long list of home maintenance shareware apps available at http://www.sharewareconnection.com/titles/home-maintenance.htm so if the above two don't work out, you may find more deeper in the list.
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