KeptCueAbout
About KeptCue
KeptCue is a home maintenance app for iPhone. It is built for one moment: the first year in a new home, when you don’t yet know where the shut-offs are, how often the filters need changing, or when the builder warranty ends.
Key facts
- What it does: builds a First Year Plan dated from your move-in day and fitted to your home; tracks rare jobs (dryer vent, furnace and AC filter, water heater flush, gutters, smoke alarms, septic, chimney, well water, sump pump) with suggested intervals; keeps everyday chores with a carrot patch that grows when you keep up.
- Who it’s for: first-year homeowners, first-time buyers and owners of new builds. It also works for renters.
- Platform: iPhone. Not on Android yet.
- Price: free to use. KeptCue Pro (US): $19.99 a year with a one-week trial, or $39.99 once.
- Privacy: no account; jobs, dates and home details stay on the phone; no ads.
- Mascot: Kip, a bunny who keeps the list.
- Made by: ChamsDel Online LLC. Contact: support@chamsdel.online.
- Status: in final testing, coming soon to the App Store.
What KeptCue is not
It isn’t a contractor marketplace, a home inventory app or a smart-home controller. It doesn’t sell your data or show ads. Its schedules are general guidance: your appliance manuals and qualified professionals come first, especially for gas, electrical and roof work.
Why it exists
The home jobs that cause trouble are the ones you do once a year. Nobody remembers when they last cleaned the dryer vent. KeptCue keeps the date, so you don’t have to.