
appkeep is decision support for homeowners in Europe. You see what your house will cost over the coming years, whether a contractor’s quote is fair, and when repair stops beating replacement — the operating model professional property managers use, applied to the house you live in. Live today in Finland, the Netherlands, and Sweden; the rest of the EU is next, and beyond Europe after that. The guides and calculators are free; the app is €37/year.
Year-by-year cost plan built from 23 house components with sourced lifespan ranges and per-country cost data (Finland, the Netherlands, Sweden). Fair-price check for contractor quotes by trade, VAT-inclusive. Mandate writer: a written brief committing the contractor to scope and a price ceiling before work starts. Repair-or-replace calculator based on component age and degradation. Component passport: your house's components, ages, and history in one place. The methodology is public and free — guides, glossary, calculators, no signup. No engagement mechanics; designed to be barely opened. Zero third-party requests; analytics is first-party and cookieless. €37/year.
You own a house and a contractor's quote lands: you check it against the fair range for that trade and job size, then send back a written mandate that caps scope and price before work starts. You want to know what the coming years will cost: the year-by-year plan shows what comes due when — roof, boiler, windows — and what to set aside monthly. Something breaks: the fix flow triages how urgent it is and what happens if you wait. You're weighing repair against replacement on an ageing component: the calculator answers from the component's age and lifespan, not a guess. The guides, glossary, and calculators are free with no signup; the app is for running your own house on the professionals' operating model.

Home renovation decisions paralyze people because the stakes feel huge and the information asymmetry is brutal. Contractors can quote you anything and you have no way to verify if it's fair. Most people end up either overpaying out of anxiety or making terrible decisions to save money. Having access to fair-price benchmarks and component-level cost planning removes that paralysis and lets homeowners actually negotiate from a position of knowledge. The free tier covering guides and calculators is a brilliant entry point for experimentation without commitment.

Home renovation decisions paralyze people because the stakes feel huge and the information asymmetry is brutal. Contractors can quote you anything and you have no way to verify if it's fair. Most people end up either overpaying out of anxiety or making terrible decisions to save money. Having access to fair-price benchmarks and component-level cost planning removes that paralysis and lets homeowners actually negotiate from a position of knowledge. The free tier covering guides and calculators is a brilliant entry point for experimentation without commitment.
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