Systems
Track HVAC, electrical, plumbing, appliances, shutoffs, filters, serial plates, and service notes.
A home platform launched from the door
Threshold
A discreet QR label in the door jamb connects each home to its systems, documents, maintenance history, service requests, safety details, and trusted local help.
Hidden in plain sight, useful when it matters.
The one inch by twenty-three inch Threshold label sits at eye level inside the main entry door jamb. Open the door, scan the unique code, and the home knows where to take you.
1
Scan the home
The QR code opens the right Threshold record for that property without asking anyone to hunt for a binder, login, or old text thread.
2
Verify the person
The label identifies the home. Threshold can then route homeowners, tenants, agents, guests, and providers into the right role.
3
Manage what matters
Systems, paint colors, filters, contacts, repairs, documents, and safety details stay attached to the home itself.
One place for the details a home always loses.
Threshold is built around practical home ownership: the model number, the paint color, the filter size, the emergency contact, the document, and the person who can fix the thing.
Doc Vault
Keep warranties, inspection notes, policies, manuals, and home records connected to the property.
Maintenance
Make service requests easier with context providers can use before they ever arrive.
Built for everyone who touches the home.
A home changes hands, fills with people, gets repaired, gets sold, and keeps accumulating details. Threshold keeps the shared truth attached to the address.
Homeowners
Know what you own, what needs attention, and who to call.
Tenants
Find help, safety details, and key home information quickly.
Agents
Transfer home knowledge cleanly before and after the sale.
Providers
Arrive with better context and fewer mystery repairs.
Every home should have a memory.
Threshold starts with a small hidden label and becomes the front door to a more organized, maintainable, and transferable home.