A maintenance schedule built around your actual house — and every reminder opens straight into how to do that particular job.
One local notification when something is actually due — no streaks, no guilt, no climbing badge count. Reminders are scheduled on the device itself, so there is no push server and nobody but your phone knows what you have coming up.
Intervals come from what you actually own — the age of the water heater, the kind of roof, the climate you live in — rather than one generic checklist. Mark a job done and the next is dated from when you did it, not when it was due.
A reminder that only says “change the filter” leaves you where you started. Every task opens into real instructions for that task, so the thing that fires and the thing you need to read are the same thing.
One local notification when something is due. Whatever is free stays free, the price is stated before you pay it, and the setup asks rather than insists.
Hallboy is not on the App Store yet, and the name is not final. This page will say so until it ships.
Hallboy is a home-maintenance app for iPhone and iPad. It builds a schedule around your actual house and its systems, and every reminder opens straight into instructions for that particular job.
Not yet. It is in development, and Hallboy is still a working name. It is made by Anchorwright LLC, a one-person software studio in Texas.
A reminder that says “change the filter” leaves you where you started. In Hallboy the thing that fires and the instructions you need are the same thing, and intervals come from what you own rather than one generic checklist.
Only as coarse as the schedule requires — a city or postal area, so seasonal timing is right. There is no precise tracking, and manual entry always works.
No. If an account is ever offered it will be Sign in with Apple. Reminders are scheduled on the device itself, so there is no push server.
No. One local notification when something is actually due — no streaks, no guilt, no climbing badge count.
One email when it reaches the App Store — nothing else. Questions about how it works get a real answer at the same address.