Guardian Angel Life Admin looks after the upkeep most homeowners never think about — the things you didn't know your home needed — and takes them off your mind. Set it up once and it works quietly in the background, so you can stop wondering whether you're forgetting something and simply trust that your home is being well cared for.
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You shouldn't have to remember when the water heater is due for a flush or which season means gutters. Guardian Angel Life Admin quietly watches over it all and brings you the right thing at the right time — calm and specific, never alarming.
Surfaces the upkeep most homeowners never think about, before it turns into a problem.
Based on the real age of your systems and your seasons, so the timing actually fits your home.
One clear task at a time — with a way to do it yourself or find a pro — so nothing piles up.
The same systems cost a small fraction to maintain versus replace. Guardian Angel keeps you on the cheaper side of that math.
Annual tune-up vs. average system replacement.
Yearly flush vs. average replacement.
Inspection & small repairs vs. full replacement.
Typical 2026 U.S. price ranges; your costs vary by home, region, and system. Maintenance lowers the odds of these repairs — it doesn't guarantee you'll avoid them.
Sources: Angi, ConsumerAffairs, HomeGuide, homeyou, SquareDash, NerdWallet.
So it can watch over the right things, Guardian Angel keeps a quiet record of what your home is made of, how old everything is, and what it's likely to need. Share what you can at setup — the more it knows, the more it can handle for you. This part runs in the background; you don't have to be an expert.
Record the brand, model, and age of the parts of your home that get expensive when they go — so you're never guessing how much life is left.
Roof, exterior walls, and foundation — each with its material recorded and its expected service life. Can't tell architectural shingle from 3-tab, or fiber cement from vinyl? The app shows an illustration and a plain-language test you can actually do.
The app estimates your plumbing from build year, climate, and builder, then confirms it with a quick look-and-answer quiz — including the fridge-magnet test that tells galvanized steel from copper. Homes from the 1978–1995 polybutylene window get a calm heads-up.
Guardian Angel recognizes national builders like Lennar, D.R. Horton, and Pulte. Knowing the builder means better guesses about what's behind the walls — and production builders often carry a 10-year structural warranty that transfers to later owners, so it may still apply on a home bought second-hand.
Each system or appliance can hold its warranty details, so they're all in one place. Terms shown are typical industry figures, not a guarantee of coverage — a convenience, not a promise.
Seven stations, each showing you where to find the thing before it asks anything. Point your camera at an appliance label and the app reads the rest — and when a task comes due, that same guided approach walks you through doing it yourself.
The app reads the brand, model, serial, and fuel type from a photo, and can often work out the manufacture year from the serial number — so a whole appliance is captured in one shot.
For the tasks you'd sooner take on than call someone for, Guardian Angel turns a due item into a clear, step-by-step DIY walkthrough — one plain step at a time, with what you'll need and how to know when you're done. No searching around; just follow along and cross it off.
Some jobs are better left to a trade. Find a Pro opens Apple Maps and searches for the right one near your saved ZIP — so you see real ratings, reviews, hours, and photos, not a bare list of company names.
The record you build is personal. It stays that way — by design, not by policy alone.
Your data stays on your iPhone and documents are stored encrypted. Nothing is uploaded.
Find a Pro uses your saved ZIP code. There's no location tracking and no cross-app tracking.
No advertising and nothing sold to third parties. Just the app doing its job.
Pick monthly or annual — everything is included in both.
Try every feature free for one month. You choose monthly or annual billing when you start. Your subscription is managed through your Apple Account, and you can cancel before renewal in your App Store settings.
It builds a complete record of your home — the age and details of your systems and appliances, what the home is made of, its pipes, and its builder — then works in the background to tell you what needs doing, show you how to do it yourself, or help you find a pro.
Maintaining a system usually costs a small fraction of replacing it. For example, an annual HVAC tune-up runs about $120–$350 versus $6,000–$9,500 to replace the system, and a $100–$200 water-heater flush versus $1,500–$3,900 to replace it. Guardian Angel keeps you on the maintenance side of that math. (Typical 2026 U.S. ranges; costs vary by home.)
No. You share what you can when you set up your home, and the app works on your behalf from there — surfacing the right task at the right time so you don't have to remember.
It estimates from your build year, climate, and builder, then helps you confirm with plain-language, look-and-answer questions and illustrations — like pressing the siding to see if it flexes, or the fridge-magnet test for pipes. Every question has a fallback if you still can't tell.
Yes. Your data stays on your device and documents are stored encrypted. Nothing is uploaded. There's no location tracking (ZIP code only), no ads, and no cross-app tracking.
The app is rules-based and runs on your device. On newer iPhones, Apple Intelligence can help read the text on an appliance label; on other devices it uses on-device text recognition. It's an enhancement on newer hardware, not the product — and nothing leaves your phone.
$5.99/month or $49.99/year (save 30%), with a one-month free trial for new users. Both plans include every feature.
Guardian Angel is coming soon to the App Store. Have a question in the meantime? Contact us.
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