Know what comes next
See milestones, urgent work, overdue tasks and anything waiting on somebody else.
The Sixty6 product
The move finishes.
The home carries on.
Sixty6 gives your household one private place to plan a move, organise home projects and preserve the useful record that builds up along the way.
Understand every commitment
Keep allowances, received quotes, accepted work and real payments meaningfully separate.
Remember the property
Keep completed projects, rooms, issues, costs and documents in a lasting home record.
One product, beyond moving day
Useful before, during and long after a move.
Sixty6 follows the way household work actually changes over time, without forcing you to rebuild the same information in another tool.
Before the move
Turn dates into a plan
Set exchange, completion and moving milestones, then organise the legal, financial and practical work around them.
- Fixed or milestone-relative task dates
- Priorities, phases and waiting-on details
- Countdowns, overdue work and next actions
Moving day
Keep the handover under control
Bring the jobs that matter on the day into one operational view, from utility transfers to meter readings.
- Tasks grouped by the moments that matter
- Address-update checklist for organisations and services
- Old-home and new-home utility records
- Entry, exit and routine meter readings
Living in the home
Make the next improvement happen
Plan repairs and improvements as projects, break the work into tasks and keep supplier choices, costs and paperwork close by.
- Projects with tasks, budgets and optional issue links
- Supplier quotes, agreed costs and payment history
- Completed work and private property records
A project in practice
Compare the work. Choose the right supplier.
Getting a good price starts with knowing what each quote covers. Compare several suppliers for the same work, then weigh up any different scope options a supplier offers. A wider package may help you get other jobs done at the same time.
Projects can also start with an improvement you want to make. Issues remain independent records: link them where useful, and decide separately when the work is complete and an issue is resolved.
1. Set out the project
Plan a room refresh with a budget and the outcome you want. Link an issue if it helps explain the work.
2. List the jobs
Break the project into flooring, lighting and decorating. Give each task a clear scope, date and priority.
3. Compare suppliers
Collect several quotes for each job or package of work. Compare the total including VAT, what is included and who will do it.
4. Compare scope options
One supplier may offer a basic finish or a wider package with extra preparation. Keep those options clear when comparing suppliers.
5. Choose and track the work
Choose the supplier and scope for each job. Track agreed costs and payments, preserving the history if the work changes.
A household workspace
Shared when it should be. Private by default.
Owners, admins, members and viewers can work from the same household record with the right level of access. A household can manage multiple properties and projects, while every record and private file remains separated from other households.
A calmer way to manage home
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