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For homeowners

The history of your home, kept properly — by you.

Most homes have no record at all. HomeRekkord gives yours one: dated, evidenced and clear enough that anyone who needs to read it can.

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What people record

Repairs and renovations

Record what was replaced, what was left in place and what sits behind the wall — with photographs taken before it was closed up.

Installations

Boilers, windows, solar, EV chargers, heat pumps and appliances, each with its serial numbers, commissioning dates and guarantee terms.

Service history

Annual services logged against the appliance, so the warranty conditions are demonstrably met.

Warranty claims

Pull the invoice, the certificate, the serial number and the service history into one pack in minutes.

Insurance evidence

Dated photographs and completion evidence for a claim, without hunting through five years of email.

Household continuity

A partner or family member can find the record without needing to ask you first.

Preparing for a move

Answer the property information questionnaire from evidence rather than memory, and hand the record on.

HomeRekkord home record on a mobile phone
Dated work and evidence in HomeRekkord on a mobile phone

Record it while you are stood in the room

Photograph the invoice, certificate or finished work on your phone and it lands in the same dated record you can open on a laptop later.

Screenshots of the product using fictional demo data.

Official data, checked against your record

An instant baseline

Add your address and HomeRekkord retrieves an instant property baseline, linked to the UPRN, before you add a single document.

EPC and energy status

Your property's registered EPC rating and headline energy figures, retrieved from the EPC Register.

Planning and environmental context

Matching applications returned by available Planning Data, location designations and Environment Agency flood and environmental context for the address.

Prioritised actions

Home Insights cross-checks official data against your evidence and tells you what to do next, in order of priority.

Automatic refresh and change alerts

On paid plans, HomeRekkord periodically refreshes official-source data and alerts you when something relevant changes.

What HomeRekkord is not

HomeRekkord helps you organise and evidence what happened to your property. It is not a survey, a valuation, a safety inspection, a legal opinion or a guarantee of compliance with building regulations. Where a certificate or approval is required, that remains a matter between you, your contractor and the relevant authority — HomeRekkord simply keeps the resulting evidence in one place and labels where it came from.

UPRN linked · Address matched using OS Places

A UPRN-linked record is anchored to the addressable location, not to one account holder

When you match your address, HomeRekkord links the record to its UPRN — the persistent address identifier used across property data in Great Britain. HomeRekkord is built for the Government's June 2026 home buying and selling reform roadmap, which sets out standard upfront property information. That means the history you build stays with your home, and can be recognised by anyone who works on it later.

This identifies the addressable location. It does not verify ownership, title or legal compliance.

Government has committed to legislate when parliamentary time allows. General mandatory use is not yet in force. HomeRekkord is independent and is not government endorsed or accredited. Seller Ready is an England and Wales transaction product; separate Northern Ireland and Scottish workflows are not yet built. Northern Ireland delivery-address results may not carry a UPRN.

Address data supplied by Ordnance Survey OS Places, which may include Royal Mail PAF content. © Crown copyright and database rights.