Use Case

Home Maintenance

Your furnace filter is overdue. Your gutters need cleaning before winter. Your car registration expires next month. You forgot all three. Aether didn't.

Nothing Falls Through the Cracks

Mention something once — "I just replaced the HVAC filter" — and Aether starts tracking the cycle. Ninety days later, it reminds you. It builds a rolling maintenance calendar from passing comments, receipts, and the natural cadence of home ownership. You're not maintaining a spreadsheet. You're just living in your house and telling Aether what happened.

Over months, Aether develops a complete picture of your home: when things were last serviced, what's coming up, and what tends to get forgotten. The house essentially maintains itself.

Upcoming
🔧 HVAC filter replacement — due in 8 days
🍂 Gutter cleaning — seasonal, before November
🚗 Car oil change — 600 miles remaining
🔋 Smoke detector batteries — due December
⚠ 1 overdue: Dryer vent cleaning (last done: 14 months ago)

Smart Reminders, Not Dumb Alarms

Context-aware timing. Aether doesn't just remind you "replace the furnace filter." It says "Your furnace filter is due this week — here's the exact model number you bought last time, and it's $4 cheaper at the hardware store on Elm right now."

Warranty tracking. Mention you bought a new dishwasher and Aether asks the purchase date. It tracks the warranty window and reminds you before it expires if anything has been acting up.

Seasonal awareness. First freeze coming next week? Aether reminds you to disconnect the garden hose and cover the outdoor spigots — because you mentioned having outdoor plumbing last spring.

Smart Reminder
"The furnace filter you use is Nordic Pure 20x25x5 MERV 12. Last purchased from Home Depot for $34. It's currently $30 on Amazon."

Built For

Homeowners who know things need doing but lose track of when. Renters who want to stay on top of their responsibilities without a property manager. Anyone who's ever had a pipe freeze, a warranty expire, or a filter go unchanged for twice as long as it should have. First-time homeowners who don't yet know what needs maintaining.

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