The story behind Trupula
Why Trupula exists
Home ownership creates years of records, repairs, costs, decisions, and memories. Trupula was built to give those details one trusted home.
Why I built it
I wanted one trusted place for home details
I know the feeling of trying to remember what happened to a home after the details have spread everywhere. A manual goes missing. A receipt stays buried in email. A repair gets done, but the date, cost, and notes fade faster than expected.
I started building Trupula because I wanted a better way to remember what happened to a home without turning home ownership into another chore. It is still growing, and each release is shaped by what real homeowners find useful, confusing, missing, or unnecessary.
Our Mission
Help homeowners feel organized, informed, and confident
Trupula exists to help people take better care of their homes by making the important details easier to keep, understand, and return to later.
Product principles
What Trupula believes
Organization before intelligence
The first job is helping homeowners find, remember, and trust their own records.
Homes are the center
Every project, asset, document, and cost should connect back to the home it belongs to.
Homeowners own their data
Your home record should serve you, not become another thing you lose control of.
Simple is better
A useful home tool should feel calm and understandable from the first visit.
Trust must be earned
Trupula should become more helpful carefully, with homeowner confidence at the center.
Help shape Trupula
Real homeowner feedback matters
Trupula is currently in Private Beta. That means the product is working, but still learning. Honest feedback from homeowners matters more than another feature idea.
If you try it, tell us what feels useful, what feels confusing, what is missing, and what does not need to be there. If you know another homeowner who would give thoughtful feedback, send them our way.
I hope Trupula helps you feel more confident caring for your home. If you try it, I'd genuinely love to hear what you think.
Tony