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For your first home

Your homebook.
The useful details,
all together.

Keep receipts, warranty details, repair notes and useful contacts together for your home.

Start my homebook

Sample home. No sign-up.

Take a look inside

A home comes with a lot to remember. You don’t have to keep it all in your head.

Give the useful details a place to belong.

A look inside

A closer look at
your homebook.

A receipt, a repair note, a useful detail—kept with the home they belong to.

A look inside TowerisSample home
Primary residence
Warranties1 active
T-1000 Appliance Care

Expires 2027-06-27 · Coverage recorded

Washing machine parts and labour coverage through the expiry date
Repairs and maintenance1 recorded
Kitchen sink repair

2026-08-27 · $349.00

Recorded expense · Repairs & Maintenance
A working example with sample information.
  • One home
  • Useful records
  • Ready to explore

Keep the useful bits

The paperwork can
have a home, too.

Keep a receipt, an appliance detail, or a note with the home it belongs to. Start with the things you’re most likely to look for again.

Warranties1 active
T-1000 Appliance Care
Expiration
2027-06-27
Coverage
Washing machine parts and labour coverage through the expiry date
A place for the paperwork.

Remember what happened

A little note today.
A useful answer later.

What was repaired? When was it done? Who helped? Keep the details while they’re fresh.

Repairs and maintenance1 recorded
Kitchen sink repair
Date
2026-08-27
Amount
$349.00
Type
Recorded expense
The details worth keeping.

Find your starting point

You don’t have to
organize everything today.

Begin with one thing you’ll be glad to find later. Add more whenever you have something useful to keep.

Start my homebook
Home1 home
88 Hill Valley Drive
Use
Primary residence
Address
Hill Valley · CA 90001
One useful thing is enough.

For the everyday. And the unexpected.

The questions that
come up at home.

When something needs attention, come back to the details you’ve saved.

Examples of what you can look up in your homebook.

Warranties1 active
T-1000 Appliance Care
Expiration
2027-06-27
Coverage
Washing machine parts and labour coverage through the expiry date

Where’s the warranty for the washing machine?

Check the warranty details and receipt you saved for your home.

Look in Warranties and Files & documents.

Contacts1 saved
Sarah Connor
Company
Norman Bates Services
Last work
Kitchen sink repair

Who fixed the sink last time?

Look at the repair contact you saved with the details of that work.

Look in your repair records and Contacts.

Insurance1 active
Hans Gruber Insurance
Policy number
POL-1989-A
Payments
$189.40 · Monthly

Where can I find my home insurance details?

Review the active policy details and payment schedule for your home.

Look in Insurance and Services.

Repairs and maintenance1 recorded
Kitchen sink repair
Date
2026-08-27
Amount
$349.00
Type
Recorded expense

What did we spend on repairs?

Review the repair expenses you recorded and the receipts you saved.

Look in your recorded expenses and Files & documents.

Sample information. No sign-up.

Wherever you are

For the home you’re
making your own.

Start wherever you are. These are examples, not different plans or account types.

Just got the keys

  • Keep the first useful documents.
  • Save details as you find them.
  • Start with one record.
See how to begin

Making it your own

  • Keep purchase details together.
  • Remember the work you’ve done.
  • Save a note for next time.

Settling into everyday life

  • Come back to useful details.
  • Add a record when life happens.
  • Keep useful records together.
Start my homebook

Start small

A place for your home’s
useful details.

  1. 01

    Connect Google Drive.

    Your homebook is saved there. Connect the account you want to use first.

  2. 02

    Add your home.

    Start with the details you know. Optional information can wait.

  3. 03

    Keep one useful thing.

    Save a receipt, a repair note, or a detail you’ll want later.

Want to look around first?

A place of your own

Your home records.
Your Google Drive.

Toweris uses your Google Drive for your home workspace. When you’re ready to start, use the Google account where you want to keep it.

Read how your information is handled before you connect.

Before you begin

Good
questions.

A few things you might want to know before you begin.

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What is Toweris?

Toweris is your homebook: a place for your home’s documents, notes and useful details. Keep receipts, warranties, repair notes and contacts together for your home.

Can I try it before signing in?

Yes. The demo opens a sample home, so you can click around without setting anything up.

What can I keep in it?

Keep the things future you will thank you for: warranty details, appliance models, repair notes, contractor info, utility accounts, safety shutoffs, photos, and important files.

Where does my information live?

Toweris uses your Google Drive to save your home workspace. Connect the Google account where you want to keep your records. Our privacy details explain how your information is handled.

Read our privacy details
Do you track me?

No ads, no marketing tracker. We only keep small service checks, like whether a step worked and roughly how long it took. Those checks never include your home records, files, what you type, prompts, or financial details.

How do I start?

Connect Google Drive first, because that is where your homebook is saved. Then add your home and one useful record. You can explore the sample home without signing in.

Come on in

A little less to remember.
A place to come back to.

Take a look around the sample home. Start your own homebook when you’re ready.

Start my homebook

Sample home. No sign-up.

Your home journal

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