Property Records
Rooms, appliances, photos and the full history of every home you own.
The furnace model number, the paint color in the hallway, the year the roof was done: a house generates facts for decades and stores them nowhere. Blueprint gives each property a record with its rooms and spaces, its appliances with details and photos, and the running history of every project and maintenance task done to it.

Why it matters
The house, mapped
Break each property into its rooms and spaces, so projects, appliances and notes attach to "upstairs bathroom" instead of floating loose.
Appliances with their facts
Record each appliance with its details and photos. When the dishwasher dies, the model and serial number are a tap away instead of behind the kick panel.
History that writes itself
Every project you finish and every maintenance task you complete lands in that home's history automatically. The record grows from the work, not from data entry.
Every property, separately
A rental, a cabin and your own house each get their own record, schedules and history. Pro supports unlimited properties under one account.
How it works
- 01
Add your property
Create the home in Blueprint and sketch out its rooms and spaces. Add more properties any time; each keeps its own record.
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Record what's in it
Add appliances with their details and photos, room by room. Ten minutes with your phone in front of each appliance builds the reference you'll use for years.
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Let the history accumulate
As you complete projects and maintenance in Blueprint, they attach to the home. Over time the property record becomes the honest answer to what has been done to this house.
Property records FAQ
What should I keep in a home record?
Start with the things you look up under stress: appliance models and serial numbers, photos of what's behind panels and walls, and the rooms each thing lives in. Blueprint then adds the project and maintenance history on its own as you use it.
Can I manage more than one property?
Yes. Pro includes unlimited properties, each with its own rooms, appliances, maintenance schedules and project history, all under one account.
Does a maintained record help when selling?
A documented history of maintenance and improvements answers the questions buyers and inspectors actually ask, with dates. It's the difference between claiming the house was cared for and showing it.
Can I attach photos?
Yes. Properties and appliances take photos, which is the fastest way to capture a data plate, a paint can lid or the shutoff valve you'll otherwise hunt for in a panic.
Can my whole household use it?
Yes. A workspace supports up to 5 members, so everyone in the house works from the same property record instead of one person's memory.
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