MAi HomeBase tracks every appliance in your home — washer, fridge, water heater, the stuff you forget exists — and quietly handles the maintenance so they last years longer. Free for your first 5 appliances.
Manuals get tossed. Filters get forgotten. There's a better way.
A $35 fridge filter, skipped for two years, kills the compressor. New compressor: $1,200. We caught 3 of these last month for our beta users alone.
"It just stopped working." When did you last service it? What's the model number? MAi HomeBase remembers everything, so the repair tech doesn't start from zero.
It's 8pm, the dishwasher is flooding, and you're guessing which of 47 plumbers won't rip you off. MAi HomeBase shows you 5 vetted pros who can actually be there tomorrow.
No technical setup. No smart-home gear. Just the appliances you already own.
Take a picture of the model sticker. MAi HomeBase reads it, finds your exact unit in our 30,000-model catalog, and pulls in spec sheets, lifespan, and maintenance schedules.
MAi HomeBase calculates a live health score and a personalized maintenance plan. You get a single timeline of what's coming, when — across every appliance.
Friendly reminders before things go wrong. One tap to log it done. One tap to book a vetted local pro. Your home, handled.
Every appliance gets a 0–100 score based on age, maintenance history, and reported issues. Drops by 15? You'll know before it breaks.
Filter changes, anode rods, descaling, tune-ups — all the things you forgot exist. MAi HomeBase shows you what's coming, when, and why it matters.
Tell MAi HomeBase what's wrong. We ping qualified, insured local pros — they message back fast, and you pick. No 1-star roulette, no shady invoices.
During beta, every plan is free. We'll tell you 30 days before that ever changes.
MAi HomeBase sends you pre-qualified jobs from homeowners who already know what's wrong, who have model numbers and history ready, and who showed up to actually fix it — not haggle over $20.
Add your first appliance in under 2 minutes. Watch your home start running on autopilot.