SHEDyt is Digitising the Home User Manual

Most people around the world manage their homes and offices using the trusted tools of a pen, paper, telephone calls and on-site visits. As far as we are aware, in general, homeowners currently do not use any technology to manage properties other than e-mail or cloud-based storage service.

As examples, how do you as a property occupier gain access to the warranty details of a washing machine, have somebody fix that broken handle or view the rental contract in a digital format?

Insurance companies have advised DadShed that 1 in 3 trips to manage properties are just to look at the issue, not to repair or resolve. Additionally, property management challenges are growing due to the increasing complexity of buildings and advent of technology within homes. The DadShed app enables property developers to create a better experience for their purchasers, helps them organise their documentation in effect a Digital Home User Manual (Home User Guide) and connect their approved suppliers to that building, for the long term. Additionally, we believe this will also provide any occupier with a platform to organise their home, not only for new build property developers, though for the secondhand and commercial markets too.

The questions for the crowd are:
1. What other uses of the digital duplicate of inside buildings could be found beyond just making managing your home easier?

2. Are there any other methods people use to manage their homes beyond what we have discovered? We have also heard examples of property managers using Facebook Group and WhatsApp Group