UpFresh

For whoever runs the household

The upkeep, remembered.

UpFresh keeps track of when the things in your home need replacing, servicing or rebuying — the purifier filter, the smoke alarm battery, the insurance renewal — and says so when one is coming up.

Coming soon to theApp Store
iPhone first. Free to start.

Three things to know, and then it gets on with it.

Every reminder counts from the day you actually did the job, so it stays honest when life runs late.

1

Add what you own

Name the thing and give it a job: the filter it takes, how often, and when you last did it. For many common things, UpFresh suggests the jobs they usually need.

2

Watch the wait, not just the date

You change the filter on 21 September, so the next one lands 21 March. The bar shows how much of the wait has gone: amber when it's close, red only once it's late.

3

Swipe it done

Did the job? Swipe the row and the clock starts again from today. Swiped the wrong one? Undo takes it straight back off, as if it never happened.

The things nobody remembers until the day they matter.

Answer four quick questions — whether you're in a house, a condo or a dorm, what you drive, who depends on you, which pets — and UpFresh suggests what a home like yours usually needs looking after. Tick what you have. Skip the rest.

Your answers are used for suggestions and nothing else.

A word on chosen mornings. Not a nag.

Reminders arrive on the days and at the hour you pick — Monday, Thursday and Saturday unless you say otherwise — gathered into one note rather than one per job. Something late gets mentioned each morning for a week, then every few days. No streaks, no scores, and no scolding.

Share the purifier. Keep the rest.

Start a household and send the code to the people you live with. Joining shares nothing on its own: you choose, item by item, what they can see. Whoever changes the filter marks it done, and everyone's reminder moves with it.

So your calendar doesn't have to.

UpFresh is coming to iPhone.

Coming soon to the App Store