Inside Sixty6
From the first completion countdown to years of repairs, decisions and paperwork, Sixty6 keeps the next action and the lasting record in one place.
What you can do
Each part works on its own, but the value comes from keeping dates, people, places, money and documents connected.
See the completion countdown, critical and overdue tasks, work due soon, waiting actions, committed costs, issue exposure and recent documents.
Use an ordinary fixed date or schedule work a number of days before or after exchange, completion or moving day.
See move tasks grouped into before exchange, before completion, moving day and first-week views, with address updates and utility handover close by.
Track banks, utilities, subscriptions and every other organisation that needs the household's new address.
Organise a property by floors and areas, then see the tasks, issues, costs, notes and files connected to each place.
Keep defects and risks distinct from tasks by recording severity, current status, exposure, immediate action and review dates.
Record supplier quotes against a task. Accepting one creates a committed cost without counting competing prices or planning allowances as spend.
Record electricity, gas and water supplies for the property you are entering and the home you are leaving.
Upload reports, certificates, quotes, receipts and images to private household storage, linked back to the property record.
Keep solicitors, surveyors, insurers, trades and suppliers alongside the work and property information they support.
Invite the people involved, give each person the right role and switch between households without mixing their records.
Review concise household events so important changes remain understandable without storing sensitive form payloads.
Connected workflows
Relative task dates are recalculated around the new exchange, completion or moving date.
One committed cost is created and the other received prices remain comparisons—not spend.
Paid and outstanding totals update without confusing scheduled payments with money already spent.
Private household access
Households are the security boundary. Owners, admins and members can manage operational records; viewers remain read-only. Removing a membership removes access to the household and its private files.
A calmer way to manage home
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