Record it once, and Britemet tells you what is coming: what will need replacing, when, and what to set aside each month. Start from the inspection report you already have, or answer a few questions about the house.
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Britemet takes nothing when you pay a contractor, replace a roof, or buy a filter - no lead fees, no paid placement, no secondary market in your records. One subscription is the entire revenue line, which is why the product never has a reason to push a hire you did not choose.
Britemet is not a place to file paperwork. It is the part that tells you what is coming, what to do when something breaks, and what you are owed when you claim.
The report from your purchase already describes your house. Britemet reads it and proposes your home profile, systems, appliances, known defects, projects, and a starting maintenance schedule. You review and confirm before anything is filed.
Every major system gets an expected replacement window with a cost range adjusted for your state, plus a confidence level so you know what is a real date and what is an estimate.
Describe the problem or photograph the equipment. You get triage, then the whole workflow: a contractor packet you can hand over, before and after photos, the invoice, and the follow-up maintenance so the same failure does not repeat.
Contents claims get underpaid when you cannot prove what you owned. Coverage finds the holes in your evidence before you need it, and Insurance Claims runs the claim itself when the day comes.
Home Command reads across seven signals - open recalls, maintenance due, warranties expiring, equipment lifecycle, seasonal timing, your service history, and the age of the house - and produces a prioritised 12-month care plan plus a weekly briefing of the three things worth your attention. The Home Command Board presents that same plan the way a board would: one health grade, and twelve lenses explaining it.
Emergency triage in the Repair Room runs on deterministic rules, not AI inference. Gas, carbon monoxide, electrical burning smells and similar signals match fixed safety rules with cited public sources and an explicit list of what not to attempt yourself. Brit helps you find things in your records. It does not decide whether your house is safe.
Everything below is shipping in Britemet Home today - full depth on the web, day-to-day work on the live iPhone and Android apps. Ordered the way a household meets them.
Your house gets a health grade, A to F, and the reasoning behind it: reserve funding, overdue work, open safety notices, asset lifecycle, budget against actuals, seasonal pressure, vendor concentration, and how confident each number is. Twelve lenses over one care plan.
Replacement windows for every major system, ranged for your state, with a monthly reserve target funded against the real due dates. Model a delay or higher costs and watch the number move. Overlapping-failure years are flagged before they arrive.
Equipment reaching the end of its expected life gets a choice window: replace it on a day you picked, or replace it on the day it fails. Britemet shows the difference in cost and disruption while you still have the choice.
Gas, carbon monoxide, and electrical burning smells match fixed safety rules with cited public sources and an explicit do-not-attempt list. Deliberately no model in that loop. Then the case runs the job: contractor packet, evidence, invoice, follow-up.
Disaster snapshots are hashed and stamped by a third-party time-stamping authority, so the date on your evidence does not rest on our word. Alongside it: missing photos and receipts ranked by value at risk, and the items your category limits will not cover.
Open the claim, attach loss items from your inventory, link the photos and receipts, record the adjuster and the visit, and see what is still missing before you file. Export the packet, or a line-by-line contents schedule a desk adjuster can open in a spreadsheet.
Track permits from application through inspection to final, and the assessment appeal deadline that quietly expires every spring. Both are marked verified only when they carry a link to the issuing authority and the date it was checked. Anything else stays flagged unknown.
Every completed job records who did it and what it cost, so the directory can tell you the median you have actually paid a trade and when you last used them. Not ratings from strangers. Your own history.
Reminders, recalls, weather, billing, and product news share one daily cap, so no single stream can bury the rest. Nothing arrives between 9pm and 8am in your time zone. A recall or a severe-weather warning still gets through, because that is the point of it.
Military PCS or civilian move: freeze inventory for HHG and claims, pack by labeled box, timestamp photos, track readiness, and export a PDF packet. Full Move & PCS page →
Most home software gives you a list. Britemet gives you a position: where the house stands, what is moving it, and what it will cost to hold. Commercial buildings have had this for decades. Your house is worth more than most of them.
The grade is not a vanity score. It is derived from the same care plan that schedules your work, so every point it costs you names the record responsible and links to the page that fixes it.
Illustrative figures from a sample household. The twelve lenses, their titles, and what each one measures are exactly those in the shipping product. Your own numbers come from your records, and every one of them is traceable to the record that produced it.
Deep work on the web. Day-to-day access on the live iPhone and Android apps. Same household, same roles, same record - each surface built for the moment you open it.
All 27 surfaces, grouped the way a house asks for them: Today, Home care, Records, People and safety, Money and assets. This is where the full desk work lives.
The live phone apps share your household record and roles. Built for standing in front of the thing - not a second product with a second login. The full 27-surface desk (Home Command, Capital Plan, Coverage, deep Move & PCS) remains on the web.
Recalls, warranties, emergencies, and the everyday recurring work of a house, watched so you do not have to hold it all in your head.
When recall monitoring is on, Britemet can match NHTSA and CPSC notices to vehicles and appliances you have on file so relevant alerts are easier to review and act on.
Offline card for who to call on the phone apps; web playbooks for water leak, power, gas, lockout, flooding, and more - editable steps your household can run under pressure.
Items, serial numbers, values, and purchase dates stay together, then the claim itself gets loss items, evidence, the adjuster, a readiness check, and an exportable contents schedule.
Invite partners, kids, and sitters with role-based access. Children can use shared context like contacts, vendors, maintenance, and the emergency card; finances and vault codes stay with adult roles.
Freeze inventory for HHG and claims, pack with labeled boxes and a manifest, timestamp photos, track readiness, and export a PDF packet. Same household inventory you already use for warranties and coverage - no rebuild from zero when orders drop.
Record maintenance, warranties, vendors, and the rest once. Britemet keeps them linked under family roles (Owner, Admin, Member, Child, Sitter), with Brit available across it. These are the surfaces in the live app.
What needs you now, and the one page you open when something has gone wrong.
Keeping the house running, and knowing what it will ask for next.
Everything the house is made of, and the paperwork that proves it.
Who lives there, who can see what, and who covers the house when you are away.
Bills, claims, contractors, and vehicles, with history you can find later.
All household surfaces above are included in the household plan (Owner / Admin / Member / Child / Sitter see role-scoped views). Brit is available in-app when AI is enabled; you can turn it off in Settings. Help and settings appear after you sign up.
When AI is on, Brit answers from household records your role can access. You can also ask it to create reminders, tasks, and similar follow-ups when those tools are available. Without a model, it falls back to local search over your data.
Your permissions still apply. Brit only uses records your role can access. Wi‑Fi passwords and access codes stay in your database, never the model. Turn AI off anytime in Settings. Production runs Claude on AWS Bedrock. See the AI Policy.
Ask about maintenance, warranties, inventory, documents, vehicles, family context, trips, or service history when those records exist and your role can see them.
Ask what is due, and when you choose, mark a task complete so the next due date and service history can update.
From chat, Brit can help create reminders, tasks, calendar events, shopping-list items, and chores, subject to your role and what the assistant supports.
Ask who handled past work and review your own ratings, notes, and service history when you need a contractor again.
Get practical checklists and home-care suggestions that can draw on your records and general household guidance, not a substitute for professional advice.
Check unpaid bills, upcoming dates, open tasks, subscriptions, projects, and household events when your role allows it.
Give each person the context they need while sensitive household details remain encrypted, permissioned, and accountable.
One parent owns the household and invites the rest with a link. Five roles decide what each person sees.
The complete control list - eight groups covering encryption, roles, sign-in, audit, files, evidence seals, mobile, and platform - is on Security posture.
Early bird is $59.99 a year, locked in for as long as your subscription stays active. New households after August 1, 2027 pay $119.99. Every surface, every household member, one plan - and no cut when you spend on the house, and no sale of your data.
Start by August 1, 2027 and you keep $59.99 a year for as long as your subscription stays active, even after the standard rate rises to $119.99 for new households. Cancel and restart later and you rejoin at the rate current then.
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