The work is split between you, whoever you live with, and a string of tradespeople.
The quotes arrive as PDFs and sink into your inbox. Nothing shows you the whole thing
at once, so the project drifts out of view — and out of your control.
So you end up holding all of it in your head. That's the part that wears you down.
Open it, and it tells you what needs doing now.
Not a dashboard to interpret. Today's work and anything overdue, at the top, on the
screen you land on.
The Now home. Overdue work first, then today's.
What's in it
Projects and tasks
Group the work by project — the kitchen, the loft, the garden — or keep one list.
Add a job with nothing but a title and fill in the rest later. Every task has one
owner and one doer: you, someone in your household, or a tradesperson. Deadlines
flag as overdue once they pass.
Tradespeople
Keep everyone you've used or been recommended in one place, with their trade, their
contact details, and what they actually do. Paste their website and Keelwell can
read their skills off it for you to check.
Quotes
Request a quote, record what comes back, and see who's still to respond. Accept the
one you want and decline the rest. The PDF stays attached to the quote instead of
buried in your inbox.
Who could do it
Record what you can do yourself. When a job needs skills your household already
has, Keelwell says so — and when you'd rather pay someone, it points at the
tradespeople whose skills match. It tells you. You decide.
The AI reads things so you don't retype them.
Three places, all optional:
a quote PDF, read for its amount and line items
a tradesperson's website, read for what they do
a task's title, read for the skills the job needs
Each one shows you what it found and lets you edit it before anything is saved.
Nothing is filed on your behalf and nobody is assigned to a job automatically.
To do this, the file or text is sent to an outside AI service to be read. If you'd
rather it wasn't, every one of these can be filled in by hand instead.
What it isn't
Not for professional builders.
It's for the homeowner running the job, not the people doing it for a living.
Not a budgeting tool.
It records what a quote says. It doesn't track your spend, forecast costs, or
handle invoices.
Not a mood board.
There's no inspiration feed. Collect your ideas somewhere else and come here when
it's time to make them happen.
No snagging list, no ratings, no notifications.Not yet.
Where it's up to
Cost
It's free today. No paid tier, no trial, nothing to cancel.
Stage
It's early. A small number of households use it, and we're testing early access
before public launch while it's still being built.
Who runs it
One person. I built it and I run it. There's no support desk — but you know where
to find me.
Privacy
Only the people you invite into your household can see your projects, tasks,
quotes, and tradespeople. Other households can't see any of it.
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