What’s new in Toft

Not every utility bills monthly. Water, sewer and trash often come every quarter. Now you can tell Toft how many months a bill covers, and your yearly cost stays true.

Catching up on a stack of paperwork? Toft now reads every bill, receipt and appliance label you add, with no daily limit.

Typed a bill in wrong? Now you can fix it in place, without deleting it and starting again.

Your Home Report can now show what each utility costs across a year, straight from your bills.

Not every suggested chore fits your home. Now you can say "No thanks" once, and Toft stops suggesting it.

When Toft confirms your home's address against USPS data, your Home Report now says so with an "Address verified" badge, so buyers know the record belongs to a real, deliverable address.

Toft now keeps your utilities: who provides power, gas, water, internet and the rest, your account numbers, and how to reach them. Snap a photo of a bill and Toft reads it for you. A few bills in, you see what each utility costs across a year, season by season, and buyers can see a rounded figure in your Home Report.

Anyone with your Home Report link can now save it as a PDF, with the photos in the file or as a separate download.

You can now add a password when you share your Home Report. Even if the link gets forwarded, only people with the password can open it.

The Home Report you share with buyers now reads like a professional document. Clear section names, tidy details for each item, and documents grouped where you expect them.

In 30 cities and counties, Toft now finds the building permits on file for your address when you add your home. Roof replacements, water heater swaps, remodels, and in many places permits going back decades, to when the house was built. Your record starts full instead of empty, and your Home Report shows buyers the permitted work alongside your own records.

When you import your home inspection report, Toft now reads the inspector's photos of each equipment label. It fills in the brand, model number and serial number for your water heater, furnace, heat pumps and more. A home with two heating systems gets two entries, each with its own details.

Our free appliance age lookup now covers far more of your home. It reads GE, Hotpoint, Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Frigidaire and Viking fridges, washers, dryers and ranges. It also covers Navien tankless heaters and boilers, Peerless and Dunkirk boilers, Bosch and LG heat pumps, Bard units, and John Wood and GSW tanks. Goodman and Lennox now show the month as well as the year. Hisense fridges, Scotsman ice makers and older Rinnai units are in too, along with Square D panels and breakers, Briggs & Stratton generator engines, Hayward pool equipment, Rain Bird sprinkler valves and Kidde fire extinguishers. Every brand page lists the sources we checked, and a new page lists the brands we can't read yet, with the reason for each.

Two new guides cover your home's history in a disaster: how to keep its records safe before a fire or flood, and how to prove what was done to the house if the papers are lost.

We went through Toft end to end looking for weak spots, and fixed what we found. Shared Home Reports now open their documents for readers without an account. Email changes need a yes from your current inbox. And reminder emails go out on time, even when nobody has signed in lately.

Not sure how old your water heater or furnace is? The year it was made is usually hidden in the serial number. Our free appliance age lookup reads it for you. Pick the brand, type the serial number from the label, and see the year. It covers Rheem, A. O. Smith, Bradford White, Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Goodman, York and more, and every brand page shows how to read the serial number yourself.

Want to know when Toft gets better? Tick a box and we'll send a short weekly summary of what's new. You can also choose to hear about offers from Toft's partners. Both are off unless you turn them on.

Selling on your own? Our new selling guides cover the records buyers want, the questions they ask, and a simple template for documenting your home before you list it.

Adding a roof, a driveway or your plumbing no longer asks for a model number or where it shuts off. Toft asks only the questions that fit the item. And when your item isn't on the list yet, you can add it as a new type straight from the search box.

Toft now checks your home's address against USPS data when you add it. That way, if you ever need a code mailed to the house to prove it's yours, it will get there.

A home is rarely one person's job. Now you can bring in an Administrator: a partner, an adult child who'll take over one day, or a property manager. They can do almost everything you can, so the record keeps growing even when you're busy.

Door codes, garage PINs and the Wi-Fi password now go straight into Toft, encrypted the moment you save them. Want even more? Lock them so only you can read them, with Face ID, Touch ID or a passphrase. Not even Toft can open them.

The warranty is only worth something if you can find it. Now the paper lives with the warranty itself, one tap away when the water heater quits.

The label, the model plate, the whole unit. Add every photo of a new item in one go, so everything about it is in one place.