Wyye Branch That

About this app

Wyye Branch That is the private map of the electrical and water connections inside your home — every socket, switch, breaker, valve, tap, filter and siphon you've installed, repaired or inspected, recorded as a point on a structured map with photos, specifications, check intervals and a full history of work. • Add nodes for sockets, switches, junction boxes, breakers, lamp points, taps, valves, filters, siphons, water meters, hose bibs and boiler joints • Organize the home by zone or by branch, and see the whole map in two taps • Log inspections, repairs, replacements and measurements with materials, cost and photos • Track voltages, insulation readings, water pressure and drip rates on a per-node chart • Get a monthly schedule with due dates, overdue alerts and local notifications • See an Overview that surfaces what's due, what's faulty and what needs watching • Export the full journal as JSON and CSV to hand over when the home is sold • Consult a shared reference catalog of recommended intervals and checklists • Compare your upkeep habits with anonymous community benchmarks • Join a weekly upkeep-score ranking under a self-chosen display name — no account needed • Back up your map to an encrypted snapshot so a reinstall never erases your work • Everything works offline first — the map, journal, schedule and reminders never depend on a connection • Available fully in Hungarian and English Wyye Branch That turns months of scattered repairs into the document that never existed: which breaker feeds which socket, when a siphon was last opened, what cartridge fits which filter. It's built for people who do their own work or supervise it, and who want a real record instead of a guess. A short practice puzzle, Branch Trace, lets you rehearse reading a run of segments end to end whenever you like — entirely separate from your map data. No account, no password, no email. Just your home, mapped.

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1. First observed Sep 1, 2026 · 2:05 PM Free