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Your house is going to send you bills.

Kesbook tells you which ones, when they're coming, and whether you're ready — built from the inspection report you already paid for.

Turn your inspection into a plan Takes one PDF and about two minutes.

The forty pages you read once become a plan you'll actually use.

  1. Drag in the inspection report.

    Your furnace, your roof, your water heater — every system gets a clock and a cost, pulled from the report you already own.

  2. See the decade ahead.

    What's likely to need replacing, roughly when, and the one number to hold in reserve — plus everything that's fine, so you can stop wondering about it.

  3. Send it all.

    Receipts, photos, emails — even a whole mail archive. The noise gets sorted out and what matters gets kept, so every tune-up sharpens the numbers. No chores to log, no reminders to snooze.

Built to be doubted.

  • Every number wears its uncertainty. The ± shrinks as evidence arrives — and each new fact is checked against the record before it counts.
  • Assumed says assumed. Anything we guessed is labeled — until you confirm it.
  • Nothing changes without your yes. Every update to your home's record is a proposal you approve.
  • Every fact shows its source. Inspection, receipt, or your own word — the record says who said so.

You just made the biggest purchase of your life. Meet its budget.

The best day to start your home's record is the day you get the keys — every year after compounds it.

Turn your inspection into a plan