Organize your home
Keep belongings, equipment and documents connected to the places they belong.
Explore home records →One place for the details of home
Your home has a lot going on.
Keep it all together.
ResiArk helps you organize the details of owning a home—from appliance manuals and maintenance to repairs, improvements and building plans. Find what you need today, and keep a useful record for tomorrow.
Already at home? Start with Free. Building a home? Explore Ark+.
ResiArk · Willow Creek HomeExample
Illustrative interface. Fictional household.Explore inventory →
Start with your situation
How can ResiArk help you?
Begin with a useful record, plan the next job, or prepare selected information to share.
Stay on top of care
Plan maintenance and keep completed work with the equipment it supports.
Explore home care →Choose what to share
Prepare selected records and originals for an insurance or handover package.
Explore home sharing →More useful together
One appliance. All the details you will need later.
When you add equipment, you can connect its documents and maintenance to the same record. The next time something needs attention, you have a place to start.
- 01
Keep the details
Record the model, installation date and location of your heating system.
Explore systems → - 02
Connect the paperwork
Link the manual, warranty or service invoice to the equipment it belongs to.
Explore documents → - 03
Keep the care history
Schedule the next job and record completed work so its history stays useful.
Explore maintenance →
Building a home · Ark+
From the first plans to the home you live in.
Build a home record while you build your home. Create a dedicated New Build household, invite your builder when you are ready, and keep plans, decisions, progress and evidence together in a shared construction workspace. You can start before choosing a lot or floor plan.
01
Plan together
Record property details, upload plans and contracts, and organize construction stages, milestones and dependencies.
02
Make decisions
Review selections, design revisions and change orders. See the approved budget alongside recorded costs and payments.
03
Follow the work
Track materials, installed equipment, inspections and punch-list items. Keep photos, updates and homeowner decisions with the work.
04
Move in with the record
Gather manuals, equipment details and completion documents so you have useful information for caring for the finished home.
Planned packages include Ark+ for one owner-sponsored build or Builder for company projects. Subscription purchasing is disabled. Builder access is scoped to construction and can be removed while preserving project history. Approvals record decisions in the app; they are not electronic signatures.
See the whole property in context
A place for everything in your home
Put your home’s details in context. Create a layout of your rooms, place belongings where they live, and find equipment around the property. When you need a manual or want to plan a repair, start with the place it belongs. You can build the layout a little at a time.
Property maps are approximate, user-supplied diagrams. They do not establish surveyed boundaries, utility locations or property measurements.
Bell HouseholdFictional property example
A fictional home shows how buildings, rooms and garden areas can sit beside saved records.
Care for the home you have
Know your equipment. Stay ahead of its next job.
Find the furnace model, the last service invoice and the next filter change in the same home record. Connect equipment details to documents and maintenance without starting a construction project.
Know the system
Keep model and serial numbers, installation details, manuals, warranty coverage and location together.
Explore home systems →Turn findings into work
Set the schedule and responsibility for a linked care task. Completed visits preserve service history.
Explore home care →Keep the paperwork
Connect invoices, warranties and instructions to the records they explain.
Explore documents →Keep the knowledge with the home
Move in with the details. Pass them on with confidence.
The final plans, the hidden shutoff, the warranty and the work behind the walls all matter after the job ends. Preserve original files and their history, then choose the records that belong in a home handover, an insurance conversation or an independent copy for your family.
Keep the original paperwork
Connect plans, receipts, manuals and photographs to the home records they explain. Replacing an attachment preserves earlier originals for later review.
See how originals are preserved →Choose what you share
Review records, original versions and privacy choices before preparing an insurance or handover package. Keep household access separate from the evidence you select for a recipient.
Explore insurance & handover →Keep an independent copy
Prepare a home continuity ZIP with a printable guide, structured records and selected readable originals. Open the extracted guide without a ResiArk account; keep the copy private.
Explore the home continuity file →Reviewed insurance and handover packages require Ark or Ark+. Basic export and home continuity follow core access and export limits. Downloaded continuity files are snapshots; they cannot be updated or revoked remotely. Keep your independent copy up to date as your home changes.
More ways to put your records to work
From the first record to the next chapter.
Keep quantities, paperwork and projects organized, then prepare the information someone will need later.
Builder project portal
Manage company projects, schedules, field evidence, quality reviews, purchasing and homeowner handoff around one permanent property record.
Explore Builder project portal →Stocktakes & supplies
Compare physical quantities with saved inventory and plan replenishment.
Explore Stocktakes & supplies →Insurance & home handover
Prepare a reviewed collection of home records, evidence and selected originals for insurance preparation or a future homeowner.
Explore Insurance & home handover →Home continuity, export & recovery
Prepare useful home information for export and review supported recovery workflows.
Explore Home continuity, export & recovery →Emergency home information
Keep documented shutoff locations, important contacts and selected home records together for quick reference.
Explore Emergency home information →Plans for every chapter
More room for your home. A workspace for your business.
Explore our planned household allowances, separate Builder subscription and optional packs for extra capacity.
Subscription purchases are disabled. These published packages describe the planned launch offering; availability is still being confirmed. Existing subscribers keep their current prices, allowances and access.
You can create a Free account. Paid subscriptions, plan upgrades, trials and add-ons cannot be purchased.
One household subscription, with members included. Manual home records, sharing and basic export belong on every plan.
Proposed · household
Free
Start a useful record. Keep the details that matter.
$0 / free
A useful ongoing home record.
- 1 property · household sharing
- 100 inventory items · 10 systems · 25 documents
- Manual equipment records, maintenance and expenses
- Basic maps, record search and data export
Planned allowances · launch availability to be confirmed
Proposed · household
Ark
Keep one home’s receipts, care and history together.
$79 / year
$6.58/month equivalent, billed once yearly. Save $16.88 (17.61%) compared with monthly billing.
- 1 property · household members included
- 10,000 inventory items · 5,000 documents
- Presentation reports and custom workflows
Planned allowances · launch availability to be confirmed
Proposed · household
Ark+
Coordinate more homes and larger projects.
$149 / year
$12.42/month equivalent, billed once yearly. Save $30.88 (17.17%) compared with monthly billing.
- 3 properties · at most 1 active owner-sponsored build
- 30,000 inventory items · 15,000 documents
- Everything proposed for Ark
Planned allowances · launch availability to be confirmed
All proposed prices are USD, before applicable tax. Storage is shared across the account; GiB and MiB are binary storage units.
Optional capacity · proposed
Extra room when you choose it.
Planned add-ons would be purchased explicitly. No automatic refill or surprise overage charges.
Storage pack
+10 GiB
$3/month or $30/year
For paid accounts. Up to three packs per account; existing records remain accessible after cancellation.
Purchasing disabled · planned add-on
About the proposed changes
Can I buy these proposed plans?
These prices and allowances describe planned launch packages and may change. All new subscription purchases, plan upgrades, trials and add-on purchases are currently disabled. Existing subscriber contracts remain unchanged.
Will my existing plan change?
This preview makes no change to your subscription, price or access. The proposal is to preserve existing customers’ prices and promised entitlements while continuously subscribed, with an explicit choice before switching.
Would customers and trades need paid seats?
The Builder proposal includes invited homeowners and scoped trade collaborators without internal seat charges. Household members would also be included. Access would always depend on a specific invitation and permissions.
ResiArk on mobile
Your home records.
Ready on your phone.
ResiArk includes a mobile web app you can add directly from the website to your phone or tablet’s Home Screen. Open it like an app, sign in with the same account, and take photos or choose existing files while you organize your home.
Use up-to-date Safari on iPhone or iPad, or a current Chrome browser on Android, over a secure HTTPS connection. Apple uses Share → Add to Home Screen; Android supports an Install button when offered, or installation from the browser menu. Keep an internet connection while using home records.
Set up the mobile appImportant information, thoughtfully managed
Your household’s records.
A clear place to keep them.
Sign-in and household roles control access to your records. Supported homeowner uploads are encrypted in the browser before private household storage. Construction uploads use encrypted project storage and are shared with the homeowner. People with authorized shared access can read the records and files.
This is an additional privacy layer, not end-to-end encryption.Keep independent copies of irreplaceable records. ResiArk does not verify insurance coverage or provide legal or tax advice.
Before you begin
A few useful answers
What can I keep track of in ResiArk?
Keep equipment details, belongings, rooms, documents, warranties, receipts and maintenance history together. Organize improvements and construction information as your home changes.
Can I start with just a few records?
Yes. Start with an item, a useful document or an upcoming maintenance task. Add locations and systems when they are relevant to your property.
Can my family share the home record?
Household owners can invite members and viewers. Permissions and the active household keep property records separate.
Can I keep an independent copy?
Basic export and home continuity let you keep selected records within the displayed limits. Review what you include and store downloaded copies privately.
How are uploaded files protected?
Supported homeowner uploads encrypt files in the browser before private storage. Authorized people can access shared records and files. Keep independent copies of irreplaceable records.
From the first plan to the next owner.