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DWELLPRINT / AN OPEN HOUSE
Come inside.
The story
stays here.
The rooms you live in. The work you put into them. The details you hope the next family will know.
Dwellprint gives those details a place to stay, connected to the home.
Meet the Demo House
FICTIONAL DEMO HOME
DMO-ZGQC-1D7Q-DKRR
01 / A place to begin
One small plaque.
A home full
of history.
The Dwellprint plaque is a physical connection to the home’s digital record. Scan it to find shared information, then keep building the record as life happens.
A plan in a drawer. A warranty in an inbox. A repair someone remembers. Bring what you have together, one useful detail at a time.
Find a place for your plaque
Try the connection.
Scan this sample QR, or open the home record.
This is a demonstration identity.
A place that suits your home.
At home,
wherever you put it.
Near the front door or beside the things that keep the home running. Choose an accessible spot that makes the plaque easy to find and easy to scan.
Near the doorbell
A familiar place to begin, just beside the entrance.
In the laundry room
Easy to find among the everyday routines of home.
Beside the air handler
Fixed to the wall, so it stays when the equipment changes.
In the garage
A practical place to return to when work needs doing.
Choose a permanent, accessible wall or fixed surface that stays with the home when equipment is replaced. Keep vents, labels and access clear.
ILLUSTRATIVE PLACEMENT IDEAS02 / Look a little closer
Every room has something
worth remembering.
Choose a part of the record. Open a document. See how a home’s plans, equipment and care can stay connected.
The thinking behind the home.
Every change starts somewhere.
Keep the source documents beside the decisions they describe.
DEMO HOUSE
A few details worth keeping.
6 fictional sample records
01 / PLANHome layout referenceJanuary 12, 2026 · PDF · 1 page
View PDFA four-bedroom, three-bath concept with a study, covered lanai and two-car garage. The fictional layout is not to scale and is not a construction drawing.
- Reference
- DEMO-PLAN-001 · Revision A
- Source
- Dwellprint demo home plan
- Context
- A starting point for understanding the layout and keeping related documents together.
02 / PROJECTRoof project documentsFebruary 20, 2026 · PDF · 1 page
View PDFA document register for a fictional roof-covering replacement, with scope, permit, inspection, photo and warranty checklists. No permit or inspection approval is supplied in this sample.
- Reference
- DEMO-ROOF-001
- Keep together
- Permit and inspection documents belong with the project they describe.
- Source
- Dwellprint sample roof document reference
- Context
- Keep the project’s supporting documents and outstanding information in view.
03 / EQUIPMENTAir conditioning systemJanuary 15, 2026 · PDF · 1 page
View PDFA central split air-conditioning system with fictional model DEMO-AC-300. The record holds its locations and handover notes; no manufacturer manual is supplied in this sample.
- Equipment
- DEMO-HVAC-01
- Location
- Indoor utility closet · outdoor side yard
- Installed
- January 8, 2026 · recorded installation date
- Source
- Dwellprint sample equipment record
- Context
- The details someone may need before a service visit or when caring for the system.
04 / WARRANTYAppliance warranty recordJanuary 15, 2026 · PDF · 1 page
View PDFA kitchen dishwasher warranty-tracking example for fictional model DEMO-DW-100. Purchase and registration dates are recorded; no coverage dates or manufacturer policy are supplied.
- Equipment
- DEMO-APP-01 · kitchen dishwasher
- Purchased
- January 5, 2026
- Registered
- January 10, 2026
- Source
- Dwellprint sample warranty record
- Context
- Keep the manufacturer’s terms and supporting purchase information close to the equipment record.
05 / RECORDED WORKWater heater replacementJune 18, 2026 · PDF · 1 page
View PDFA fictional removal and replacement in the utility room, with a checklist for the invoice, warranty and inspection documents to retain.
- Reference
- DEMO-SVC-002 · equipment DEMO-WH-02
- Work by
- Example Service Team · fictional provider
- Work date
- June 18, 2026
- Source
- Dwellprint sample water-heater service record
- Context
- A reference for what was recorded at the time, with space to retain the documents behind the work.
06 / SERVICE NOTEElectrical service visitAugust 6, 2026 · PDF · 1 page
View PDFA visit for an intermittent kitchen light. The fictional provider reported the light operating at the end of the visit; no follow-up is recorded.
- Reference
- DEMO-SVC-003
- Work by
- Example Electrical Team · fictional provider
- Visit date
- August 6, 2026
- Source
- Dwellprint sample electrical service record
- Context
- Help the next person understand the recorded issue and what happened during the visit.
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The source stays with the story.
Keep plans, permit documents and inspection records with the project they describe. The roof sample shows a checklist of documents still to collect.
Fictional records for exploring the product. PDF links open in a new tab.
Good records, made a little easier.
Less sorting.
More understanding.
Bring in what you have. Keep the original. Make the next useful detail easier to find.
Start with the home records checklist
The original stays close.Give loose paperwork a place.
Capture a document with your phone and create a cropped, straightened PDF version. Keep the source beside the easier-to-read copy.
Invite someone into the record.
Use invitation permissions to control access. Optional private-vault access is a separate choice, so sharing the home’s record does not mean sharing everything.
Product capabilities described here; the documents shown are fictional examples.
A small note can make a difference.
Water heater replacement
FROM THE FICTIONAL SAMPLE RECORD
03 / The care that adds up
A repair today.
An answer tomorrow.
What was done? When? Where is the supporting document? Capture the details while they are fresh, so the next service visit starts with more understanding.
- 01
Submit the work
A homeowner or contractor records the repair and supporting details.
- 02
Review the update
The owner or team reviews the submission before publication.
- 03
Keep the history growing
Approved updates become part of the shared record. Private files stay separate.
Demo updates stay in your browser tab. They are not sent to Dwellprint.
A little clarity about access
A shared history.
A private space, too.
The plaque connects people to the home. It does not open every document. Keep sensitive details in the private workspace and choose what belongs in the public record.
THE VIEW FROM THE PLAQUE
Only what is shared.
A visitor can see the information selected for publication. Scanning the QR does not reveal the owner’s private documents or personal information.
- Selected property information
- Published history and updates
- Private documents stay private
Illustrative access views. No private customer information is displayed.
04 / A home with chapters still to come
The keys change hands.
The story stays
with the home.
The plaque stays with the property. A reviewed handover helps the next family begin with the available history, while account access and private files are handled separately.
Every family adds something.Talk with us about handover
ONE PURPOSE. THREE WAYS TO KEEP THE KNOWLEDGE.
A place for what
you care for.
For your home.
Plans, equipment, warranties and the history of repairs, connected to one home.
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Properties, buildings, suites and their working records, with the context that belongs to each.
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Equipment, service history, service companies and contracts, together for the people managing them.
Explore BusinessEach product has its own subscription.
There’s more inside the Demo House.