Owndom keeps up with what you own.
Warranties, policies, services and renewals sit on your phone with their receipts and photos, and speak up while there is still time to act.
A warranty doesn't tell you it has run out. You find that out on the day you need it.
So here are two ordinary things from an ordinary home, and what the app does with them.
Washing machine
Two-year warranty
47 days left on the warranty
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As many reminders per item as you want, in the free version too.
A subscription puts the 30, 14, 7 and 1 day set in one tap instead of four.
Home insurance
Renews every year
21 days to renewal
Some things come back every year.
Once you have renewed, the app notes it down and quietly waits for the next round.
What sits inside
A flat, a house, a holiday home, a car, and everything else: tools, equipment, collections.
In each of them, warranties, policies, claims and obligations.
With every item, the receipts, photos and documents you attach, and the contacts you enter yourself: phone, email, address, website.
How it speaks up
Before a warranty or a policy runs out it reminds you more than once, on the schedule you set yourself.
And when seven or more reminders land on the same day, you get one summary instead of seven.
When you need it
Search, a look at what is due and what slipped past, and the whole correspondence history behind a claim.
Your data is yours to take out: CSV, JSON or a PDF report, whenever you like.
owndom is an English word for everything a person owns, and for being master of oneself.
Your owndom has no place on someone else's computer.
No account. No server of ours. Backups stay yours.
- There is no registration and no sign-in, and there never was one to begin with.
- The app works with the internet switched off.
- If you ever drop back to the free version, nothing is deleted.
- Anything above the limit stays visible and readable, only locked.
- A locked item stops reminding you and cannot be edited.
Plans
Free covers 10 items, 2 properties and one document per item, with ads. A subscription lifts the limits, takes the ads away, and adds the calendar, your own cloud backup, and ready-made reminder sets.