Questions are kind of the point.

Capza is a homeownership platform built around one Ownership Record. It connects what you own today, what has happened to the property, and what may be ahead so those pieces do not live as separate bits of information.

Your Ownership Record is the connected picture of your property: Your Property today, Property History from the past, and Plan Ahead for the future. It evolves as the house and your information change.

Capza is built for people who own residential property and want a clearer way to understand it over time, including owner-occupants and small landlords.

A home inventory generally records what you have. Capza connects what you have with system age, lifecycle context, future planning, completed work, and supporting records. The goal is not simply to list the house. It is to understand it over time.

No. Capza does not track everyday spending or tell you how to budget. Reserve Preparedness gives context to the reserve amount you enter by comparing it with the capital needs shown in your property plan.

You can build out the systems and components that make up the property and add the information Capza currently supports for them, including age or installation context. As things change, you can update the property rather than starting over.

Capza supports the major systems and components used throughout the product, and Free includes unlimited systems and components for your Primary Property. See Your Property for the current experience.

System age helps place a component in lifecycle context and supports the planning view. Age is context, not a condition assessment or a prediction of when something will fail.

No. Capza is software, not an inspection service. It does not inspect, certify, or determine the physical condition of your property.

No. You are responsible for the property information you add to Capza. Capza does not independently verify or certify that information.

The Capital Plan is a 10-year planning view of major property systems and potential replacement costs based on the information and planning assumptions in Capza. It is meant to help you see the longer picture, not predict exact failure dates.

Reserve Preparedness compares the Current Reserve you enter with the capital needs shown in your plan. It gives you context for planning. Capza does not hold, move, or manage that money.

No. Lifecycle timing is a planning assumption, not a prediction. Real systems can fail earlier, last longer, or change based on condition, use, maintenance, and other factors Capza does not independently assess.

Capza uses planning assumptions to create lifecycle and capital context. They are estimates for planning, not quotes, appraisals, inspections, or guarantees. Where the product allows you to provide more specific property information, that information helps make the record more relevant to your house.

Yes, where the current product supports it. Capza is designed to evolve as you learn more about the property and as systems or plans change.

Property Memory is the history of repairs, replacements, completed projects, and other property events you choose to record. It is available with Pro.

Property Memory is designed for the work and events you want to preserve as part of the property's history. Record the details that will help future-you understand what happened and when.

Pro supports documents, photos, warranties, invoices, tax records, and other currently supported property records so they can stay with the context they belong to.

Update the property to reflect the replacement and preserve the completed work in Property Memory where appropriate. The old event becomes part of the history while the property reflects what exists now.

Free includes one Primary Property, unlimited systems and components, lifecycle context, the 10-year Capital Plan, and Current Reserve with Reserve Preparedness.

Pro includes everything in Free, plus unlimited properties, Property Memory, documents/photos/warranties and other supported records, and ownership history and property reports.

Pro is $10/month or $99/year. See Pricing for the full comparison.

Yes with Pro. Free includes one Primary Property. Pro includes unlimited properties.

Downgrading changes what you can access, not the underlying record. Information associated with Pro features is not simply erased because you move to Free.

Capza is a private ownership record, not a public property profile or a searchable homeowner directory. Your private property information is not public simply because it is stored in Capza. Access is governed by your account and any permission-based access Capza specifically supports. See the Privacy Policy for the complete details.

Capza does not treat your private property record as an advertising asset. For the complete description of how Capza handles information and applicable privacy rights, read the Privacy Policy.

No. Capza's current Meta advertising measurement is limited to approved public acquisition and signup-related pages. It does not run on authenticated property/customer pages or send private property-record content through that implementation.

Use Capza's Delete Account request flow. Account deletion is reviewed and executed through Capza's current deletion process rather than an instant self-service deletion button.

Capza processes deletion according to its current account-deletion workflow and Privacy Policy, including any information that must be retained where required or permitted. See the Privacy Policy for the complete terms.

Yes. Capza is built first and foremost around the realities of owning residential property. Free lets you start with one Primary Property.

Yes. Pro supports multiple properties, including residential rental properties. Capza helps you understand and preserve the property record, but it is not property-management, tenant-management, or rent-collection software.

Yes. Capza's web experience is designed to work across modern screen sizes, including mobile.

Yes. Your property changes and your record can change with it. Add what you know now, update information as you learn more, and keep the property current as work gets done.

Yes with Pro, where supported in the current product. Documents, photos, warranties, invoices, tax records, and other supported records can become part of the fuller property record.

No. Capza is useful with basic property information alone, such as the age and type of your roof, heating, and water heater. Documents and photos are optional, and you choose what goes into your record.