homwarden for iPhone
Most warranties are lost in a drawer and remembered a month after they expire. homwarden keeps each warranty with the appliance it covers and puts the end date on your schedule while a claim is still possible.
iPhone · iOS 17 or later · United States · Free
The system is simple: the document lives with the appliance, and the date lives on your schedule.
A warranty is only useful if you can find it during a breakdown. homwarden files the warranty document with the appliance record it covers, next to the model number, the serial number, and the purchase receipt.
When a warranty is close to lapsing, the date lands on your maintenance schedule. That warning is the difference between a covered repair and the same repair paid out of pocket a month later.
Manufacturer warranties are the obvious case. The ones homeowners lose are the builder warranty on a new home and the workmanship warranty from a roofing job. Both go in the same place, with their documents.
A claim usually asks for the same set: proof of purchase, the warranty terms, and the service history. homwarden keeps those together per appliance, and the home report PDF gathers them into a single document you can send.
A compressor that fails in month eleven of a twelve-month parts warranty is a covered repair. The same failure in month thirteen is a bill. Nothing about the appliance changed. Only the date did, and the date is exactly what a paper folder cannot warn you about. Tracking warranties is mostly tracking dates, and dates belong somewhere that can remind you.
Keep each warranty with the item it covers, and make the expiration date visible before it arrives. An app does this better than a folder because the date can remind you. In homwarden, the warranty document, the receipt, and the appliance record live together, and the expiration shows on your schedule.
Track the manufacturer warranty on every major appliance and system, any extended service plan you bought, the builder warranty if your home was new construction, and workmanship warranties from roofers and other contractors. HVAC and water heater coverage are the ones that pay off most often.
Photograph the appliance label so the model and serial number are captured, then attach a photo or file of the warranty document and its end date. The record is searchable from then on.
Yes. Warranty end dates appear on your home schedule ahead of the lapse, alongside your maintenance tasks.
Yes. A service contract from a home warranty company can be stored as a document with its coverage period, and the renewal date goes on your schedule like any other warranty.
Warranties sit inside the wider record. See the home maintenance tracker and the home management app page.