Casamia

How it works

Five steps to a home that runs itself

Casamia is the home maintenance app for people who'd rather live in their house than administrate it. Here's the whole flow — from typing your address to letting the reminders do the remembering.

Step 01

Tell us about your home

Type your address and the basics fill themselves in — year built, square footage, beds and baths, pulled from public records. Then tap through what's actually in the house: the water heater, the HVAC, the dishwasher that came with it.

Bought recently? Your realtor may have set the whole thing up before closing — appliances, documents, local pros and all. You claim your home and walk into a finished setup.

  • Address lookup fills in the basics for you
  • Tap to add appliances and systems — no serial-number homework on day one
  • Or arrive to a home your realtor already set up

Setting up · step 1 of 3

1800 Willow St, Austin, TX

Found
Built 19872,150 sq ft3 bed · 2 bathSingle family

What's in your home?

Water heaterCentral A/CDishwasherFurnaceRefrigeratorSump pumpGarage doorWasher & dryer

Step 02

Everything gets a home

Every appliance gets a record: make, model, serial number, the manual, and the warranty window — so when the dryer starts making that noise, you know exactly what's covered and until when.

The paper goes in too. Closing documents, receipts and inspection reports live in your home's vault — searchable, instead of sedimentary. Even your utility accounts get a page, so the account number is there when you're on hold.

Casamia appliance tracker listing appliances with warranty status and service history
Every appliance, its warranty and its service history — no more drawer of manuals.

Step 03

Your home tells you what's next

Casamia turns all of that into a schedule: maintenance that's coming due, appointments you've booked, warranties about to close. It lives on your home's calendar — and syncs to the Google or Apple calendar you already check, so there's no second app to remember to open.

Notifications stay gentle by design: a push notification on your phone's lock screen before something's due, not a guilt trip after. Most home disasters send a save-the-date first — this is where you actually receive it.

  • Maintenance, appointments and warranty deadlines in one place
  • Push reminders from the mobile app, plus Google and Apple Calendar sync
  • A heads-up before a warranty lapses, while the claim window is still open
Casamia home calendar with maintenance tasks, appointments and warranty expirations
Maintenance, appointments and warranty deadlines — on a calendar that syncs to yours.

Step 04

Help is one tap away

The plumber who actually calls back, the electrician your neighbor swears by, the company that installed the furnace — saved with notes, one tap from a phone call. When something's leaking, you want a name you trust, not a search results page.

Working with a realtor? Their recommendations land straight in your contacts — pros they've vetted across their whole book of business, not whoever advertises hardest.

Casamia trusted contacts list with plumber, electrician and other home pros
The pros you trust, one tap away.

Step 05

Share the load

Invite your partner or family as collaborators and the whole household works from one source of truth — same calendar, same documents, same contacts. "Did you ever schedule the—" becomes a glance instead of a negotiation.

Your realtor can stay quietly connected too — sharing a guide or a recommendation when it's genuinely useful, without living in your group texts. Everyone sees what they should, and nothing more.

  • Collaborators share the calendar, vault and contacts
  • Your home's data stays private to the people you invite
  • The realtor relationship continues past closing — on your terms
Casamia dashboard showing a home's upcoming maintenance, appliances and reminders at a glance
Your whole home at a glance — what's next, what's covered, what needs you.

What it replaces

One calm hub instead of five coping mechanisms

Every home already has a maintenance system. It's usually a drawer, a fridge and a group text. They were all doing their best.

Before

  • A junk drawer of receipts and manuals, organized by geology
  • The fridge calendar nobody has looked at since February
  • A group text with your realtor titled "quick question"
  • Panic-Googling "emergency plumber near me" at 11pm
  • The warranty you found two weeks after it expired

After

  • One vault for every document, searchable in seconds
  • A home calendar that syncs to the one you actually check
  • Your realtor's recommendations, saved where you'll find them
  • A trusted pro already in your contacts before anything leaks
  • Warranty windows tracked, with a nudge before they close

Curious what the calm version looks like day to day? See every feature.

The last step

See your own home in here

Setup takes minutes — or your realtor can have it done before you get the keys. Free to start, no card required.