Service Kits Service Kits groups the exact spares for recurring jobs. Combine several kits into one pick list, catch shared-stock shortages and work through a temporary packing checklist. 1. Open Today → Service Kits. Create a named job, add instructions and choose spare records with whole-unit quantities. 2. Select one or more kits. Review combined requirements, on-hand stock, missing records and shortages. 3. Tick items as you pack. This checklist does not deduct stock or log a replacement. 4. Export all kits as JSON. Import with a preview and confirmation; when moving devices, restore the matching inventory backup so spare identifiers agree. Up to 100 kits, 100 lines per kit and 4 MB in the kit file. Shared items are aggregated before stock comparison. Known shortfall costs exclude missing or nonpositive prices, which are counted separately. Kit export contains definitions and notes, not the inventory database; the existing spare backup is separate. Packing checks last for the current visit.

Bin Cover is new in 3.1. It names whether unused stock plus the current leftover lasts a full replacement cycle: COVER, SHORT, EMPTY, or SET INTERVAL. Copy the card from Today or More. Replacement Forecast, Package Lens, Supply Run, the local library, reminders, and backup stay on the device. HomeSpare still has no account, ads, or network service.

HomeSpare 3.0 learns your home's rhythm: - Replacement Forecast (new): from the replacements you've logged, HomeSpare learns each spare's real cadence - "every ~92 days, learned from 3 replacements" - and projects the next 90 days: what's likely due and roughly what it will cost. Spares with a set interval are projected too. - Package Lens: point the camera (or a photo) at a package label and compare its text and supported barcodes against a saved spare, with a timestamped verification history. Projections come from your own records - actual part life varies, and the due dates and reminders you set yourself are unchanged.

Version 2.0 adds Supply Run Studio with deterministic demand horizons, reserve policies, optional budget allocation, purchase-priority lanes, confirmed batch stock updates, and an offline package-identifier Fit Check This release also refreshes the native iPhone and iPad experience, accessibility, privacy boundaries, and App Store screenshots. There are no accounts, subscriptions, advertising, tracking, or developer-operated services.

See your upkeep at a glance. The new Insights tab turns the replacements you log into a clear picture: a month-by-month chart, a breakdown by category, and a running total of what you have spent. Add a typical price to any spare and HomeSpare also estimates your yearly upkeep cost for the things you replace on a schedule. Never miss a due date. Turn on reminders in Info and pick how far ahead you want a heads-up on each spare — a day, a week, two weeks, or a month before it is due. HomeSpare schedules a local notification so the furnace filter or smoke-alarm battery is on your radar before the deadline. Everything stays on your device. Back up and move your data in one file. Save every spare, its cost, schedule, reminders, and your full replacement history to a single backup file you can keep, share, or restore later — handy for switching phones or just keeping a safety copy. The CSV export now includes a unit-cost column too. Still completely offline and private: no account, no ads, no tracking, and no network calls.

What's New - HomeSpare 1.2 HomeSpare now does the thing its name promises: know the exact spare, know how many you have, and know when to replace it - all offline. New: built-in size & part Reference A bundled, searchable, fully offline reference so you can identify and record the right part once: - HVAC & water filters with published nominal-vs-actual dimensions (a "16x25x1" really measures about 15.5 x 24.5 x 0.75 in), plus deep 4" and 5" media filters, fridge water filters, and range-hood filters - each with a typical replacement interval. - A MERV rating guide (what MERV 1-4, 5-8, 9-12, and 13-16 actually capture). - Light-bulb base and shape codes (A19/E26, BR30, PAR38, candelabra E12, intermediate E17, GU10, GU5.3/MR16, appliance bulbs). - Household battery sizes and equivalents (AA, AAA, C, D, 9V, CR2032/CR2025/CR2016, LR44, A23 with their common cross-reference names). Tap any entry to expand the detail, then "Add as a spare" to drop a pre-filled record into your library. New: real stock tracking with low-stock alerts Every spare now has an on-hand count and a per-item reorder level. Use the +/- counter on each row as you install or restock. HomeSpare flags items as LOW (at or below your reorder level) or OUT (zero), and surfaces them on the dashboard, in the new "Low" filter, and at the top of your store run list. New: automatic replacement reminders Set how often an item recurs (monthly through yearly) and when you last replaced it. HomeSpare computes the next-due date and counts it down in the library ("due in 12 days", "overdue 3d"). Swipe right or tap "Replaced" to record today, roll the schedule forward, and use one unit from stock. New: store run list The Export tab now leads with a focused, shareable checklist of only the spares that are low, out, or overdue - each with its size/part and current count. Take it to the hardware store. Improved - CSV export now includes quantity, reorder level, a low-stock flag, and replacement interval columns. - Dashboard metrics show low stock, total units on hand, due this week, and overdue. - New sort option: stock low -> high. New filters: Active, Low, Due. - Fixed the Info screen, which previously showed an out-of-date version number. Still 100% offline: no account, no ads, no tracking, no in-app purchases, and no network calls. Reference data is bundled in the app - always confirm the size or part printed on your own equipment before buying.

Updated the app icon with a premium detailed design and refreshed the App Store build.