HestiaOS
One record of everything your household runs on.
What it does
One private record of everything your household runs on. Hestia unifies preventative maintenance, staff scheduling, vendor directories, and household spend in a single private system.
Hestia brings maintenance, staff, vendors, and spend into a single private system — built for households and family offices that can't afford to lose track. Right now, running an estate means a spreadsheet for expenses, a group text for staff, an inbox full of vendor PDFs, and no single place that has all of it. Hestia centralizes residences, automated service schedules, trusted vendor records, and categorized ledgers into a single, discreet interface. Everything your team needs to run daily household operations with complete clarity and confidentiality. Keep gate codes, architectural drawings, warranty files, and square-footage specifics organized per property. Manage shifts, contact…from hestia.svklabs.com
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