Week Briefing on Top
See what matters this week first: overdue items, due-soon maintenance, and household pulse - before you dig into any section.
Record it once, and Britemet tells you what is coming: what will need replacing, when, and what to set aside each month. Start from the inspection report you already have.
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Britemet is not a place to file paperwork. It is the part that tells you what is coming, what to do when something breaks, and what you are owed when you claim.
The report from your purchase already describes your house. Britemet reads it and proposes your home profile, systems, appliances, known defects, projects, and a starting maintenance schedule. You review and confirm before anything is filed.
Every major system gets an expected replacement window with a cost range adjusted for your state, plus a confidence level so you know what is a real date and what is an estimate.
Describe the problem or photograph the equipment. You get triage, then the whole workflow: a contractor packet you can hand over, before and after photos, the invoice, and the follow-up maintenance so the same failure does not repeat.
Contents claims get underpaid when you cannot prove what you owned. Coverage finds the holes in your evidence before you need it.
Autopilot reads across seven signals - open recalls, maintenance due, warranties expiring, equipment lifecycle, seasonal timing, your service history, and the age of the house - and produces a prioritised 12-month care plan, plus a weekly briefing of the three things worth your attention. One-click seasonal packs add the right tasks for your climate and the month you are in.
Emergency triage in the Repair Room runs on deterministic rules, not AI inference. Gas, carbon monoxide, electrical burning smells and similar signals match fixed safety rules with cited public sources and an explicit list of what not to attempt yourself. Brit helps you find things in your records. It does not decide whether your house is safe.
A sample household, no account needed. Go straight to Capital Plan for the forecast, Repair Room to walk a live repair, and Coverage to see the evidence gaps. Use Appearance for light / dark. Changes stay in this browser session; Brit answers are scripted.
The same cream canvas and emerald system on home.britemet.com and the Britemet Home mobile app now in beta. Built for calm daily ops and clear action when something breaks.
See what matters this week first: overdue items, due-soon maintenance, and household pulse - before you dig into any section.
One-tap playbooks for water leak, power outage, gas smell, lockout, flooding, and more - editable checklists you can open and run under pressure.
Local weather context feeds seasonal guidance and storm readiness so care plans stay tied to where you actually live.
When monitoring is on, notices can match vehicles and appliances you track so relevant alerts are easier to review and act on.
A clearer first-run path and progress cues so a new household is useful in minutes - not after a weekend of data entry.
An iPhone & Android app in beta: glass briefing, household suite (tasks, calendar, emergency, search, vault, Brit, settings), offline emergency card, and multi-hue atmosphere - same memory as the web OS. Not yet in the App Store or Google Play.
Deep work on the web, available today. Fast access and offline emergency contacts on the mobile app, currently in beta. Same roles, same data. Britemet remembers either way.
Organized navigation, week briefing, editable emergency playbooks, maintenance depth, inventory, documents, Brit, billing, and family roles.
Not a stripped app - a pocket-sized household suite with the same cream multi-hue design language as web. In beta now; not yet listed in the App Store or Google Play.
Recalls, warranties, emergencies, and the everyday recurring work of a house, watched so you do not have to hold it all in your head.
When recall monitoring is on, Britemet can match NHTSA and CPSC notices to vehicles and appliances you have on file so relevant alerts are easier to review and act on.
Offline card for who to call on the mobile beta; web playbooks for water leak, power, gas, lockout, flooding, and more - editable steps your household can run under pressure.
Keep items, serial numbers, values, and purchase dates together, so you have a documented home inventory ready to organize for an insurance claim.
Invite partners, kids, and sitters with role-based access. Children can use shared context like contacts, vendors, maintenance, and the emergency card; finances and vault codes stay with adult roles.
Record maintenance, warranties, vendors, and the rest once. Britemet keeps them linked under family roles (Owner, Admin, Member, Child, Sitter), with Brit available across it. These are the surfaces in the live app.
What is due, what is on the calendar, and what to do when something breaks.
Prioritized care, when something breaks, and claim-ready evidence - not a separate app for each.
Structure, upkeep, belongings, and paperwork, linked so nothing is an orphan note.
Who lives there, who can see what, and the details that stay protected.
Bills, claims, contractors, and vehicles, with history you can find later.
Guides and temporary access so the house still works when you are not home.
All household surfaces above are included in the household plan (Owner / Admin / Member / Child / Sitter see role-scoped views). Brit is available in-app when AI is enabled; you can turn it off in Settings. Help and settings appear after you sign up.
When AI is on, Brit answers from household records your role can access. You can also ask it to create reminders, tasks, and similar follow-ups when those tools are available. Without a model, it falls back to local search over your data.
Your permissions still apply. Brit only uses records your role can access. Wi‑Fi passwords and access codes stay in your database, never the model. Turn AI off anytime in Settings. Production runs Claude on AWS Bedrock. See the AI Policy.
Ask about maintenance, warranties, inventory, documents, vehicles, family context, trips, or service history when those records exist and your role can see them.
Ask what is due, and when you choose, mark a task complete so the next due date and service history can update.
From chat, Brit can help create reminders, tasks, calendar events, shopping-list items, and chores, subject to your role and what the assistant supports.
Ask who handled past work and review your own ratings, notes, and service history when you need a contractor again.
Get practical checklists and home-care suggestions that can draw on your records and general household guidance, not a substitute for professional advice.
Check unpaid bills, upcoming dates, open tasks, subscriptions, projects, and household events when your role allows it.
Give each person the context they need while sensitive household details remain encrypted, permissioned, and accountable.
One parent owns the household and invites the rest with a link. Five roles decide what each person sees.
Early bird is $59.99 a year, locked in for as long as your subscription stays active. New households after August 1, 2027 pay $119.99. Every surface, every household member, one plan.
Start by August 1, 2027 and you keep $59.99 a year for as long as your subscription stays active, even after the standard rate rises to $119.99 for new households. Cancel and restart later and you rejoin at the rate current then.