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Season by season · Never miss a check

Your house needs servicing too.

Upkept builds a season-by-season maintenance plan for your home — monthly tasks, statutory reminders to verify locally, printable diagrams and a logbook you actually keep.

Reminders only — not building, gas or electrical advice.

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Studio · Step 1
Describe your home

Before you start: Reminders only — statutory checks must be done by qualified professionals under local rules.

Then adjust the details below.
What does it have?
The five-step chain

From a plain description to a recap you can share.

  1. 01

    Describe

    Home type, age and features

  2. 02

    Calendar

    Season-by-season with monthly tasks

  3. 03

    Diagrams

    Year wheel, cards, house map, logbook

  4. 04

    Adjust

    Add equipment, change frequency

  5. 05

    Recap

    A short season recap clip to export

What the studio produces

A maintenance calendar built around your actual house.

01

Describe your home, get the season plan

Tell the studio your home type, age and what it has — a gas boiler, gutters, a garden. It returns a season-by-season calendar with monthly tasks, so you know what spring, summer, autumn and winter each ask of the house.

Four-season maintenance calendar with a brick-red season rail on a laptop
Indicative output — verify details locally.
02

See what is yours and what needs a professional

Every task is split into what you can safely do yourself and what a qualified professional should handle. Statutory checks — alarms, gas, electrical — are shown as reminders to verify and book locally, never as jobs to attempt yourself.

A two-column board sorting do-it-yourself tasks from qualified-professional tasks
Indicative output — verify details locally.
03

Print the year wheel and pin it up

Turn the calendar into a year wheel, season cards, a house checkpoint map or a logbook sheet. Each diagram is marked indicative, sized to print, and made to live on the utility-room wall where the household will see it.

A printed circular four-season maintenance year wheel on a desk
Indicative output — verify details locally.
04

Keep the record and hand it over

A maintenance logbook template records what was done, when, by whom and what it cost. Landlords get a handover self-check so a home changes hands with its history intact.

A printed maintenance logbook sheet with a brick-red header band
Indicative output — verify details locally.
Who it is for

New owners, long-term keepers and landlords.

  • First-time owners who were never told a house needs looking after get a plan that starts on day one.
  • Households who have lived somewhere for years get their upkeep organised into a calendar and a record.
  • Landlords get multi-property tracking and a handover self-check for changeovers.
  • Anyone worried a small problem will grow gets seasonal prompts before it does.
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A multi-property maintenance dashboard with progress rings on a laptop
Landlord multi-property view. Indicative interface.
Where Upkept stops

Reminders and records — not professional advice.

Upkept produces maintenance reminders and record templates. It is not building, structural, gas, electrical, fire or safety advice. If you see a crack, leak, gas smell or electrical fault, contact a qualified professional immediately.

Statutory checks — smoke and CO alarms, gas appliances, fixed wiring, chimneys — vary by country and must be carried out by qualified people under your local rules. The studio only produces reminders to verify and book them. Never work on gas or electrical systems yourself.

Upkept does not dispatch tradespeople, book repairs, or collect any repair fee. It is an online-only software subscription. Read the full AI Disclaimer.

Start with the home you are in now.

Your house needs servicing too — get a season-by-season plan and never miss a check.

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