Home vendors
"Who fixed the furnace last time?" should not be a research project
Good vendors are hard-won household knowledge. The plumber who shows up, the electrician who charged a fair price, the tree guy your neighbor swears by. Then the water heater fails on a Sunday, and that knowledge is somewhere in one person's phone, if it was kept at all, filed under a first name you don't remember.
KeeperCircle keeps your household's vendors where you can find them again, with the context that makes them worth keeping.
Vendors, with memory
Organization-first entries.
Add vendors as businesses, "Emerald Tree Service" rather than "Steve?", with the person, number, and email attached.
Notes that save money.
Private household notes hold what they quoted, what they charged, and what they said to watch next year, turning one visit into permanent knowledge.
History you can check.
Paid households get contact history, so "when did we last service the furnace" has an answer.
The Vendors & Services category, built in.
One tap to the full roster when something breaks.
Both adults, same roster
Whoever's home when the dishwasher floods can call the right plumber without texting the other parent at work for the number, or trying to reach them while on a business trip. Vendor knowledge belongs to the household, and now it actually lives there.
Keep the roster honest
Vendors retire, sell the business, or stop being worth calling. Archive the ones you might use again, retire the ones you won't, and the list stays trustworthy under pressure.
