Observed arrival · 2026-08-27
Eva, the one-number household concierge
Eva lets homeowners text one number about household problems while the service finds help, compares prices, books work, and keeps a record.
Field notes
Eva frames household maintenance as a delegation problem rather than a repair problem: a homeowner texts a plain-language description, then receives diagnosis, provider options, scheduling, and a stored record. The example conversation uses a 2019 water-heater installation and a warranty running through 2027, then compares $180 and $210 thermostat repairs instead of accepting a replacement. The homepage also presents monthly plans and an area-availability check, while the actual operating coverage is not shown.
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