The Home Passport
Nothing to upload. Nothing to file.
Keypa is the home passport that keeps itself current — so nothing slips, and you stay in command.
Rentals get inspections, compliance calendars, someone chasing the trades. Your home gets none of that — nobody hands you the logbook. And a record you have to maintain yourself isn’t a record, it’s a chore with a login. So Keypa keeps yours: your suppliers send straight to it, and it files itself for as long as you own the place.
How it fills itself
Forward it once
Every home gets its own email address. Forward any bill, policy or receipt to it once — it’s read, dated and filed, and that sender keeps arriving on its own.
Point your suppliers at it
Council, water, energy, strata, insurer. They send to Keypa directly, so the record stays true whether or not you are paying attention.
Backfill the years before
Optional, read-only, and only ever mail about your home. Everything else is never fetched.
What lands in it
The wallet fills itself
Certificates, policies, warranties and trade history — filed into folders as they arrive, not when you get around to it.
The year, already mapped
Renewals, services and compliance dates find you before they matter — with the quote already gathered where it helps.
Ask Keypa
A home that answers back.
Plain-English questions, answers from your own record — not the internet’s best guess.
It knows the whole story.
Every document, date, trade and detail in the wallet sits behind every answer. Because the record is complete, the answer is too.
Grounded, not guessy.
Keypa answers from what’s actually on file — the model number, the clause in your policy, the receipt from 2019. If it isn’t in the record, it says so.
Safe in the wallet.
Private to your household — you decide who sees what. And if you ever leave, the record leaves with you.
When it saves you
The hot water quote was $1,890. The wallet said free.
Keypa gathered the quotes by email — then remembered what nobody else did: the cylinder went in three years ago, and its seven-year warranty was sitting in the wallet. The manufacturer fixed it. You never paid.
You got a deck quote. Keypa read your policy.
The new deck took the works over the level your insurer asks to hear about before the build. Keypa found the clause, drafted the note, and the cover held. You would never have known to ask.
At the hardware store, you know exactly what you have.
Which globes are the downlights? What size is the ducted filter? Will a 600mm oven fit the gap? Ask from the aisle, in plain English — the record answers with the model, the size and the receipt.
The rates notice didn’t arrive. Keypa noticed.
Anything can file what turns up. Keypa keeps the calendar of what should turn up — so when the quarter’s rates notice went missing, it flagged the gap before the due date found you.
A true story — and never again. In Keypa, the invoice is one question away, and the fridge is replaced before the shiraz warms up.
When something needs doing
Keypa asks the trades by email, gathers what comes back, and books the one you pick. The invoice, the photos and the warranty file themselves when the job is done.
Less than your streaming subscription. For the most valuable thing you own.
A hundred and eighty dollars a year — less than any one of these.
One emergency callout
Weekend rates, no time to compare, because it has already broken.
One policy you didn’t check
The renewal that rolled over at a number nobody looked at.
One job you didn’t re-quote
The first price you were given, taken because chasing three was too hard.
Your agent can gift the first months. Pause any time — the record stays yours either way.
For real estate offices
Gift Keypa to a client at listing, settlement or move-in. Upload the contract pack once — that is the whole job. Six months on, they are still opening something with your name on it.
The name? Keypa, as in keeper — the one who looks after things, and the kind worth holding onto.