Point your camera at whatever's leaking, sagging, or making a noise it shouldn't. You get a plan you can actually follow — not a forum thread, not a guess.
Most people save around $250 the first time they use it.
Take a video, snap a photo, or just describe it badly — that's fine. It figures out what's wrong and builds the plan: tools, parts, steps, a couple of safety notes, and what a contractor would've charged you.
Written for someone who's never touched a wrench. Every step tells you what "done" looks like, and when to stop and just call someone instead.
It keeps track of what you saved, fix by fix. And it's honest with you — some jobs really should go to a pro, and it'll say so.
A repair usually runs $150 to $400. The app is $49 for twelve months.
3-day trial either way. No card required to start.
Knowing how to fix things shouldn't depend on who raised you.
For every 1,000 people who subscribe, we fund a classroom toolkit or a community workshop. Your $49 does two things, not one.
