SharedUpkeepOverdueAlex
Replace the HVAC air filter
Home maintenance · Every 3 months
Last done2026-08-03
Next due2026-11-03
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For the things you don’t do every day.
Keep up with
your home.
Together.
Changing air filters. Cleaning the blinds. Testing smoke detectors. Finally tackling the garage. Give repeating home-maintenance tasks a shared schedule—so everyone knows what’s coming up and who’s taking care of it.
From everyday chores to twice-a-year projects. One shared plan.
For couples, families, roommates—and the home you share.
Example task view · Fictional household data
Example as of . Actions are unavailable in this example. Schedules are examples, not maintenance advice.
The Maple House
A little progress, together.
Hello, Alex. Here is what needs attention.
Household tasks
Due todaySam
Test the smoke and CO alarms
Safety · Every 6 months
Last done2026-05-12
Next due2026-11-12
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UpcomingJamie
Clean the dishwasher filter
Kitchen · Every 2 months
Last done2026-09-20
Next due2026-11-20
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UpcomingAlex
Clean and organize the garage
Garage · Every 6 months
Last done2026-06-06
Next due2026-12-06
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UpcomingJamie
Clean the blinds
Home maintenance · Every 6 months
Last done2026-06-15
Next due2026-12-15
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UpcomingAnyone
Flush the water heater
Plumbing · Every 12 months
Last doneNot recorded
Next due2027-01-15
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A rhythm for every part of home.
Monthly upkeepSeasonal projectsTwice-a-year tasksEveryday chores
Less “when did we last do that?”
Remember the things
that don’t happen often.
The daily dishes are hard to miss. The air filters, blinds, and garage? Those are easier to put off—or forget entirely. Give them a place in your household’s plan.
Give upkeep a repeat schedule.
Plan the tasks that come around every few months or a couple of times a year. Choose a rhythm that fits your home, equipment, and household.
Clean the blinds → Every 6 months
Make responsibility clear.
Choose who’s handling each task. Keep the plan visible to everyone, rather than leaving one person to remember, delegate, and follow up.
Garage cleanup → Assigned to Alex
See what’s next. Check what’s been done.
Upcoming tasks show when each was last completed. Open a task to review its completion history.
Dishwasher filter → Marked complete by Sam
A plan you can share
Set the rhythm.
Share the upkeep.
Start with the maintenance you keep meaning to remember. Add the everyday things as you go.
01
Bring your household together.
Create your household and add accounts for the people who share it.
02
Add your upkeep.
Add a task, choose who’s responsible, and set its due date. Keep it one-time or choose how often it repeats.
03
See what needs attention.
Review upcoming tasks, see when they were last done, and mark work complete.
THE MAPLE HOUSEExample household rhythms
The occasional things.
And the everyday things.
3mo
Replace the HVAC air filterAlex · A recurring task on the household plan
6mo
Clean the blindsJamie · A recurring task on the household plan
Daily
Kitchen cleanup & pet careEveryday responsibilities in the same plan
Schedules are fictional examples, not maintenance advice. Follow manufacturer instructions and applicable safety guidance for your home and equipment.
More than a daily chore list
A little upkeep.
A lot less last-minute.
Some tasks come around every season. Others come around every evening. Keep both in the same household plan, without letting the daily list hide the maintenance that’s coming due.
- See when each task was last done
- Assignments, repeat intervals, and due dates stay visible
- Everyday chores still have a place
Less “when did we last do that?”
More taking care of home.
Make the maintenance easier to remember—and the responsibility easier to share.
Create your household Opens the SharedUpkeep app at app.sharedupkeep.com. Households and schedules shown here are fictional examples.A few things you might be wondering.
Is SharedUpkeep for home maintenance or daily chores?
SharedUpkeep helps your household organize recurring home maintenance—filters, blinds, smoke detectors, garage projects, and the other tasks you don’t do every day. Daily chores can live in the same household plan.
Can tasks repeat every few months or twice a year?
Yes. Tasks can repeat in days, weeks, months, or years—for example, every 3 months or every 6 months. You can also create one-time tasks. For repeating tasks, you can base the next due date on the date the task was actually completed. The schedules shown in the example task view are fictional, not maintenance recommendations.
Who decides how often a maintenance task should happen?
Your household chooses settings appropriate to your home. The example intervals here are not recommendations. Equipment instructions, manufacturer requirements, and applicable safety guidance should inform the actual schedule.
Who is it designed for?
Couples, families, roommates, and other shared households looking for a clearer way to organize and share home upkeep.
How do I create an account?
Select Create your household to set up your account and household in the SharedUpkeep app at app.sharedupkeep.com. Account details and passwords are handled in the app, not on this landing page.
How do I add someone to my household?
A household administrator creates a member account and shares its login and initial password privately. The new member must change that password when they first sign in.
Where does Log in take me?
Log in opens the SharedUpkeep app’s sign-in page at app.sharedupkeep.com. The app is separate from this landing page, which doesn’t handle accounts or passwords.