Free concierge demo · No app install required

Send one confusing photo. Get a useful map back.

Upload one photo of an electrical panel, boiler area, water entry, or utility room. Tell us the 2–3 things you need to find, and we will turn it into a private HouseOps demo.

A small, tangible result first. Decide whether to continue in the app afterward.

Real hydronic utility room Main shutoff Boiler Pressure gauge Your real photo.
Your priorities.
01

You send one photo

No setup session, account, or completed passport.

02

We mark what matters

We use your priorities and any optional technical documents to avoid guesswork.

03

You get the demo

A silent 20–30 second video or a small set of screenshots, delivered privately by email.

Map My Utility Room

Show us the part of the house that should make more sense.

We can work from a panel, boiler, manifold, water shutoff area, or a wider utility-room view. A straight, well-lit photo gives the clearest result.

Before you upload

Do not include a street address, alarm or access codes, faces, screens with personal data, or other sensitive details. Crop or cover them first.

  • Your submission is used privately to prepare this demo.
  • Publishing an anonymized example requires a separate optional permission.
  • Technical documents are optional, but can clarify system purpose and labels.
Private request

Usually reviewed personally. We will reply to the email below.

Do you have an iPhone?

A demo, not a sales call

What happens next?

Do I need to install HouseOps first?

No. We prepare the first small result from your submission. If it is useful, you can install HouseOps and continue your map yourself.

Will you identify equipment from the photo?

We will use visible labels and the context you provide, but HouseOps does not replace a licensed electrical, plumbing, gas, or HVAC inspection. Optional manuals or schedules help us label things accurately.

Will my photo be published?

Not unless you separately check the optional publication permission. Private-use permission alone does not authorize publication.