That service slip always goes missing — a spoken note won't.
When the engineer packs up or you swap a part yourself, leave a spoken note by the boiler — no paper slip to lose in a drawer. Each repair, part and service date sits in one place, so years on you can see exactly what was done and what it cost.
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What you capture
- A spoken note the moment it's fixed — what went wrong, what was changed, hands still grimy
- Photos of the model plate, the receipt and the warranty — plus a link straight to the manual online
- Every service dated for you, building up a history of the machine
Tap the tag and the appliance's whole service log opens on your phone — the manual, the warranty and every repair in the order it happened, nothing to install to read it.
An appliance service history app earns its keep the moment something fails — because the details you need then are always the ones you can't find: the model number is on a plate wedged behind the unit, the manual went out with the box, and nobody can remember the boiler's service history. Stick a little tag somewhere easy to reach — the front, the side, inside a door — and tap to recall the model and serial numbers, the receipt and warranty, and a link that opens the manual online.
Better still, the tag builds its own service history. Speak a note each time it's fixed — what the fault was, which part went in, what it cost — and every entry is dated and kept in order, so the appliance maintenance log writes itself over the years. When the old tag finally peels off, move the whole record to a new one without losing a thing — and a documented history of every service is exactly what proves a boiler stayed under warranty, or reassures a buyer when you come to sell the house.
Stick a tag on it
A cheap NFC tag on a stake, lid, box — anything.
Tap & add
Photos, notes, voice. Date and place captured automatically.
Tap to recall
Tap again, anytime, to see everything. No app to install.
Questions
- Can I add a note without typing?
- Yes — tap the tag and speak. Standing by the boiler with grimy hands, a voice note is the quickest way to record what the engineer did before the detail slips your mind.
- How does the service history build up?
- Every note, photo and repair you add is dated and kept in order, so over the years the tag holds a full service log — invaluable when the same fault returns, or when a buyer wants proof the boiler's been properly looked after as you sell the house.
- Can I keep the manual and get a service reminder?
- Yes — attach a link to the manual online alongside photos of the receipt and warranty, then set a reminder so the next service or warranty expiry never quietly slips past.