Recurring tasks, pre-due email reminders, and a permanent record per property. Set up in five minutes. Runs itself after that.
HVAC filter due in 3 days at 412 Maple St.
$1,420
reactive annual spend$108
scheduled annual spendHVAC filter
every 90dSmoke detectors
annualGutter cleaning
bi-annualWater heater
annualPest prevention
quarterlySet every 90 days, it fires every 90 days. From completion date. No drift, no re-entering.
Pre-due nudge. Due-date reminder. Daily until done. The overdue list never silently grows.
Every completed task, logged with date and note. Tenants, inspectors, or buyers ask — you have the answer.
Add property. Pick templates. Done. Not property management software. One thing, done well.
The free plan was built for exactly that. One property, ten tasks, email reminders. No card required. Add your property, set up three recurring tasks, and see if it's useful. Takes about five minutes.
Calendar reminders have no structure. No per-property organization, no recurring maintenance logic, no completion history, and no overdue tracking. FixReminder keeps a log of everything.
Most people are fully set up in under five minutes. Add property, add three tasks, done.
One avoided service call, even a minor one, pays for a year of Pro-5. A forgotten HVAC filter leads to a service call that costs $300-$400. The math works in year one.
Overdue tasks trigger daily reminder emails until you mark them complete. The overdue list never silently grows.
Add your first property. Set up a few tasks. See what is already overdue. No card required.
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