Something in your house acting up? Get help for your exact appliance.

The dishwasher will not drain. The furnace keeps shutting off. Search results talk about "a dishwasher". HomeGear AI helps with yours: you tell it the problem, and it works from your exact make and model.

What you get

• Help for the problem in front of you. Likely causes, what to check first, and common issues for that model.
• The right parts. Parts and consumables, such as filters, bulbs and anode rods, matched to your unit, with shop links.
• A straight answer on when to stop. If it is a job for a licensed pro, especially gas or electrical, it says so and can help you find one.

It remembers your home

HomeGear keeps an inventory of the equipment in your home: make and model, serial and age, parts and consumables, and upkeep. Next time something acts up, you do not start from zero. The quickest way to add an item is a photo of its label. You can correct or fill in the model, brand and serial yourself afterwards.

Why not just ask a general chatbot?

You can, and for a general question it may be fine. A general chatbot doesn't keep an inventory of your equipment, parts and upkeep. HomeGear already has your model and its age. It ties the answer to compatible parts and upkeep, and can connect you to a local pro.

Honest limits. The AI can be wrong. Check its advice against the label and the manual, and call a licensed pro for gas, electrical or anything you are not sure about.

Start with the basics: find your model number, then find the manual.

Common questions

• Is HomeGear AI free? Yes, the app is free to download and shows ads.
• Do I have to photograph a label? A photo is the quickest way to add an appliance. You can correct or fill in the model, brand and serial yourself afterwards.
• Can it replace a repair person? No. It helps you work out what to check and what to buy, and tells you when to call a licensed pro.