Keep what you've
been given.
GoodKeeper is the memory for everything you maintain — vehicles today, your home tomorrow. Tell it what happened in one sentence, or hand it the receipt. It keeps the ledger, watches the schedule, and tells you plainly what needs attention.
Free during the family beta. We'll set up your household as spots open.
Four vehicles in good order. The Suburban needs two things.
A keeper's answer — not another dashboard.
One sentence — or a photo of the receipt. That's the whole job.
“Oil change on the Suburban today — $64.20, 84,210 miles.” GoodKeeper reads it, drafts the record, and files it once you say so. Snap the invoice and it does the same. Nothing is ever recorded without your confirmation.
- Service
- Oil & filter change
- Vehicle
- 2019 Suburban
- Cost
- $64.20
- Odometer
- 84,210 mi
Recorded. Next oil change due around 89,200 mi.
It watches the miles and the months — and speaks up softly.
Every vehicle carries its schedule, and when something comes due you get a shop tag, not an alarm: “Due · 340 miles.” No red panic, no badge counts — just what needs attention, the moment it starts to matter.
Every dollar and every mile, kept for good.
Each asset's history reads like a well-kept invoice — what was done, what it cost, the odometer that day. Proof of care for the next buyer, answers for the warranty claim, and the quiet peace of knowing it's written down.
The tools that do the quiet work.
Photo & PDF intake
Hand it the receipt, the invoice, or the inspection report. It reads them and drafts the record for your confirmation.
A household garage
Every vehicle in one place, shared with your household — everyone sees what's kept and what's coming due.
Service schedules
Sensible intervals seeded for every vehicle — oil by miles, registration by months — tuned to how you actually drive.
Odometer, interpolated
A reading now and then is enough. GoodKeeper fills in the miles between and predicts when things come due.
True cost history
What each vehicle really costs, year over year — every dollar tied to a record you can show a buyer.
Reminders that respect you
A gentle note when something starts to matter. Never a badge count, never a guilt trip.
Three steps to everything in good order.
Add your vehicles
Year, make, and model — and sensible service schedules seed themselves. Tune anything later.
Say what happens
A sentence or a photo when you fix, service, or fill. Confirm the draft, and it's kept.
Rest easy
The verdict on your home screen says it plainly: everything's in good order — or the two things that aren't.
Built for households. One garage for the family — every vehicle, schedule, and record shared, with each person on their own login. Your invite sets up the household.
GoodKeeper keeps the things. GoodFunds keeps the money.
They're built side by side for the same household. The brake job in your garage is the same $312.40 in your books — one story told in both places: GoodKeeper remembers what was done and at what mileage; GoodFunds keeps the cost where your budget can see it. Together, the whole household — money and things — stays in good order.
Meet GoodFundsThings last when someone keeps them.
The GoodKeeper promise
Every record kept, every schedule watched, every reminder gentle — so your household can rest easy.
Plain answers, same as the product.
How is this different from other maintenance apps?
Most trackers hand you forms and badges. GoodKeeper listens — one sentence or a photo becomes a kept record — and its home screen is a plain-English verdict, not a dashboard of stat cards.
Do I have to type everything in?
No. Describe what happened, or snap the receipt. GoodKeeper drafts the record and waits for your confirmation. Forms exist for corrections, not for homework.
Can my spouse use it too?
Yes. A household shares one garage — every vehicle, schedule, and record — with each person on their own login.
Does it work with GoodFunds?
They're siblings, built side by side for the same household. GoodKeeper keeps the story of each repair; GoodFunds keeps the cost in your books, to the cent — and they're designed to share that story as the family grows together.
What about my home, not just cars?
Vehicles first. Homes are next — filters, gutters, water heaters, the quiet things that reward keeping. One keeper for everything you maintain.
What does it cost?
It's free during the family beta. Early households help shape what GoodKeeper becomes next.
Keep what you've been given.
GoodKeeper is growing household by household. Ask for an invite and we'll set yours up as spots open.