The operating record of your home.
Most homes are run from a stack of email receipts, half-remembered warranties, and a notes app that hasn't been opened in a year. Prax is the alternative — one place for the devices in your home, the work they need, the receipts when work happens, and the history that lets you stay ahead of what's next.
What it actually does
Prax tracks every room, device, and structural component in your home. It generates a maintenance schedule specific to what you actually own — not a generic checklist — and reminds you ahead of time so the small things don't become the expensive ones. When you do the work, it captures the receipt, the vendor, and the cost basis, so when you sell, the picture of what you put into the house is already assembled.
Designed around real homeowners
Email-only sign-in so you can forward a Prax email to a spouse or contractor without anyone needing a new account. Onboarding that asks for what we need and nothing more — your address is always optional, never required. Reminders that respect quiet hours and don't pile up. The kind of software that fades into the background once it's set up, which is the whole point.
Where we're going
Maintenance is the first surface. Projects, documents, and the cost-basis ledger are next — renovation tracking, warranty archives, receipt OCR, the things you wish you'd been doing all along. The goal isn't to add features; it's to make running your home feel less like running a small business you didn't sign up for.
Prax is free during beta. If you're an early user, your feedback shapes what ships next.