About HomeRecall
HomeRecall is a home record-keeping app. You snap a receipt on your phone and file it under a room and item, and the item then collects its receipt, warranty coverage dates, owner's manual, repair log and maintenance history together.
A search returns an item with its whole paper trail, warranty tracking shows what is still covered, reminders prompt chores such as cleaning a filter, and documents attach to the item itself. When you sell, the full service history can be exported for the buyer, and your data can be exported at any time. The site describes use cases such as flood or insurance claims, selling a house and warranty claims.
The first month costs 1 dollar, then billing continues until you cancel, and the site says you can cancel anytime. Pricing for later months is on the pricing page, and the audience is homeowners who want proof of purchases and repairs when they need it.
Key features
- Receipt capture filed by room and item
- Warranty tracking with coverage dates
- Manuals and documents attached to items
- Repair and maintenance logs
- Reminders for home maintenance chores
- Search across items and records
- Exportable service history
Good fit for
- Proving what was lost in an insurance claim
- Handing a buyer a documented service history
HomeRecall: questions and answers
- What is HomeRecall used for?
- HomeRecall keeps receipts, warranties, manuals, repairs and maintenance for your home in one searchable place, with reminders and exportable history. It is a good fit for proving what was lost in an insurance claim and handing a buyer a documented service history.
- How much does HomeRecall cost?
- Paid plans for HomeRecall start at $9 per month, and there is no free plan.
- Is HomeRecall open source?
- No. HomeRecall is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Note Taking category, open-source options include NotallyX, AppFlowy and AFFiNE.
- What are some alternatives to HomeRecall?
- Other SaaS products in the Note Taking category include Craft, Eyeball and Google Keep.
Open-source alternatives to HomeRecall
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NotallyX
Note Taking
Minimalistic Android note taking App | Notally, but eXtended.
GPL-3.0vs Google Keep★ 750
AppFlowy
Note Taking
AppFlowy is the AI collaborative workspace where you achieve more without losing control o
AGPL-3.0vs Notion★ 77k
AFFiNE
Note Taking
There can be more than Notion and Miro. AFFiNE(pronounced [ə‘fain]) is a next-gen knowledg
OSSvs Notion★ 73k
Memos
Note Taking
Your own timeline for quick notes, private by default.
MITvs Google Keep★ 64k
MarkText
Note Taking
📝A simple and elegant markdown editor, available for Linux, macOS and Windows.
MITvs Typora★ 62k
Joplin
Note Taking
Joplin - the privacy-focused note taking app with sync capabilities for Windows, macOS, Li
OSSvs Evernote★ 57k
SaaS alternatives to HomeRecall
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Craft
Note Taking
Visually polished document and notes app with nested pages and sharing
SaaS
Eyeball
Note Taking
AI-native bookmarks and notes app that logs links with reminders and weekly AI recaps
SaaS
Google Keep
Note Taking
Lightweight notes, checklists and reminders synced with Google accounts
SaaS
Hejour
Note Taking
Mac notes app that keeps one page per day and carries unfinished todos forward to today
SaaS
Penzu
Note Taking
Online diary and journal app with encryption and mobile access
SaaS
Supascans
Note Taking
Converts handwritten notes into clean, editable text using OCR
SaaS

