Home intelligence
Your home fills itself in.
Hand Casa the listing link, a photo of a label, the bill that came in the mail. It reads them, works out what they are, and files them where they belong. You are never filling in forms — you are handing things over.
Casa shows you what it read before it saves any of it. Something that files your paperwork for you is only worth having if you can see it got it right — and correct it in one place when it did not.
When it earns its keep
“We just bought the place.”
Paste the listing link and the profile is drafted: beds, baths, square footage, the year it went up.
“The plumber left an invoice on the counter.”
Photograph it. It becomes an expense, a document and a line on the timeline, with the vendor attached.
“There’s a sticker on the back of the furnace.”
One photo gives you the make, the model and the serial, on an item that did not exist a minute ago.
What’s underneath
Usable today
Photograph it
Point your phone at the plate on the back of the washer. The make, the model and the serial come off the photo and become something you own.
One photo, one item
Point the camera at the plate on the back of the washer. Casa reads the make, the model and the serial straight off it.
It shows you first
What it read comes back as a card you approve. Nothing lands in your record because a photo was blurry and a model was confident.
The photo stays with it
The item is created with its details filled in, and the picture you took stays attached to the thing it is of.
Warranty documents
Drop in the warranty and Casa lifts out the provider, the dates and what is covered. You check it — the form is still yours.
Drop in the document
A PDF, or a photo of the paperwork. Casa reads the provider, the contract number, the dates and what is covered.
The form stays yours
Everything it lifts out arrives in an editable field. You correct it before any of it is saved.
Filed on the way past
The document itself lands with your documents under Warranties, attached to the thing it covers.
Insurance documents
Add the declarations page and the limits, the deductibles and the renewal date fill themselves in.
The declarations page
The one page with all the numbers on it. Casa reads the limits, the deductibles, the premium and the renewal date.
Straight into the record
Filled into the policy, with the premium flowing through to your expenses so the real cost of the house stays honest.
Checked before it counts
It fills in what it can read and leaves the rest to you. Nothing is saved until you say so.
Casa for your casa
You don’t have to do it all at once.
Put in the things you would hate to lose — the appliances, the paperwork, the people who fix things — and let the rest arrive as it happens.
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