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How it works

Start with
one useful thing.

You don’t need to organize your whole home today. Connect the place where your records will be saved, then begin with one useful detail.

01 / Getting connected

Connect
Google Drive.

Your homebook is saved in your Google Drive. Connect the Google account you want to use before adding your home or records.

Already have a workspace? Sign in with the same Google account.

How your information is handled ↗

02 / A place of your own

Add
your home.

Use the home form to add the details you know. Start with the required fields; optional details can wait.

New homeRequired fields
Property name
88 Hill Valley Drive
Address line 1
88 Hill Valley Drive
City
Hill Valley
Province / state
CA
Postal code
90001

Start with these details. You can add optional information later.

03 / Something worth keeping

Save your
first record.

Choose something small: an appliance model, a repair note, or a receipt. Keep it with the home it belongs to.

  • A receipt you keep looking for.
  • A repair you want to remember.
  • A contact you may need again.

Examples of things you can keep.

After setup

Come back
when you need it.

Open your homebook to review the details you saved. Add more as life happens.

Take a look around

Want to
look around first?

Explore a sample home before you connect Google Drive.

Sample information. No Google Drive connection needed for the demo.

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.

Your home journal

Settings

Toweris support

Help & feedback

Choosing an option lets you send a message to Toweris. Toweris does not receive anything until you choose Send. Please do not include passwords, full account numbers, documents, or property and financial records.

Serious-issue reports are not an emergency service and are not a guarantee of immediate response.