Keep what time
would otherwise forget.
The paint color in the hallway. The water heater's serial number. The tile guy's phone number. The receipt for the fridge. Your house generates a thousand small facts — dwell is the ledger that remembers all of them.
Free for 3 spaces & 10 items. No card required.
Spaces
Every room's paint color, brand and finish, trim, flooring, and dimensions — answered in five seconds from the paint aisle.
Collections
Appliances and systems with model, serial, purchase date, price, and warranty. The sticker behind the water heater, without the flashlight.
Craftsmen
The plumber who knows your pipes and the deck guy you'd hire again — saved before you lose the number.
Archive
Manuals, receipts, inspection reports, surveys. Uploaded once, findable forever.
Vision
A board per room for inspiration photos, notes, and Pinterest finds — the wish list lives next to the facts.
Yours, always
One click exports a polished PDF plus every document, zipped. Insurance file today — a gift for the next owner when you sell.
Simple, honest pricing
Questions people ask
Why not just a spreadsheet or a notes app?
That's how everyone starts — and it works until the spreadsheet is four moves old, the photos are lost in your camera roll, and nobody remembers which "gray" is the hallway. dwell gives every fact a proper home and one search box on top.
What happens to my data if I cancel?
Nothing bad. Your data stays, readable and searchable, within free-plan limits — and you can export the whole ledger as PDF + files anytime, on any plan. No hostages.
Is my house information private?
Yes. Your ledger is private to your account (and household members you invite), served over HTTPS, backed up nightly. We don't sell data or run ads — we charge $3 a month instead.
I used Centriq. Is this a replacement?
If you lost your home records when Centriq shut down in January 2026, dwell covers the same record-keeping core — appliances, serials, manuals, contractors — plus rooms, paint, and documents. Here's the honest comparison.
Who makes this?
A homeowner who lost one too many paint chips. dwell is intentionally small, fast, and cheap — built to still be here (and still be cheap) in ten years.