From the record
"The First Lady of Home Improvement"
Host of PBS's Handy Ma'am and Discovery's Easy Does It. Good Housekeeping's fix-it columnist. Three generations of women who fix their own houses.
A true story · est. 1975
So she taught herself to fix it — then spent the next 30 years teaching America how, on PBS. They called her the First Lady of Home Improvement. I'm her grandson. Eaverly is everything she knew, in your pocket.
Lock in the founding price — $29.99/yr for life · no spam, ever
Your home's record is free, forever · available now on iPhone
— Louis, Beverly's grandson
Knows what breaks next — and what skipping it costs, in dollars.
Works with rough guesses. "It's beige and old" is enough.
Stuck? Ask Beverly. Fifty years of answers, one text box.
Don't know your water heater's exact model? Neither does anyone. Rough is all it takes.
House or condo? Built in the '80s? Rough is fine — no serial numbers, no manuals.
A health score, a dollar value, and the one thing to do next.
Every task, dollar, and warranty in one place. Future buyers love it.
Most apps launch with stock photos. We launched with a family album.
From the record
Host of PBS's Handy Ma'am and Discovery's Easy Does It. Good Housekeeping's fix-it columnist. Three generations of women who fix their own houses.
"If you can read a recipe, you can read a repair manual. The only difference is your house won't taste bad if you mess up — it'll just cost you more."
Her sump pump story isn't marketing. It's our origin — the first asset we ever put in the app was a sump pump.
The old way
With Eaverly
Grandma would tell you not to put this stuff off. Everyone on the waitlist locks in the founding price — $29.99/yr, yours for life. Bringing friends earns more — see the ladder below.
Download Eaverly and see your home's Protection Score in about a minute — your home's record is free, forever.
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🏆 Plus: every referral is one entry in the launch drawing — a signed copy of Beverly's book + Eaverly free for life. One winner, drawn the day we launch.
You get your invite link the moment you join.
Referral rewards: a referral counts when a real person joins with your link and confirms their email — duplicates, throwaway emails, and automated signups don't count. Rewards are delivered through the App Store at launch. Offers may close to new participants at any time; anything you've already earned is always honored.
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0 joined with your link so far · every one is an entry in the drawing
Referral rewards: a referral counts when a real person joins with your link and confirms their email — duplicates, throwaway emails, and automated signups don't count. Rewards are delivered through the App Store at launch. Offers may close to new participants at any time; anything you've already earned is always honored.
Launch drawing — official rules: no purchase necessary. Every confirmed referral before launch day is one entry; one signup per person. One winner, drawn at random the day the app launches and notified by email, receives a signed copy of Beverly's book plus Eaverly Pro free for life (approximate value: $29.99/yr for as long as the service operates). Open to U.S. residents 18 or older. Odds depend on the number of entries. Sponsor: Great Lake Enterprises LLC (d/b/a Eaverly).
100% real. Beverly DeJulio is the founder's actual grandmother. She hosted Handy Ma'am on public television and wrote for Good Housekeeping. "Ask Beverly" in the app is AI guidance built on her practical, no-nonsense approach — with her blessing.
Eaverly Pro is $59.99/yr at launch — but everyone on the waitlist locks in the founding price: $29.99/yr, for life. It never goes up as long as you're a member. And your home's record — systems, history, Logbook — is free forever, subscription or not.
Never. No contractor spam, no insurance snooping. We make money from subscriptions, not your privacy.
Eaverly is built for homeowners, but renters use it to track what a landlord should be handling — and prove it when they don't.
YouTube teaches you how to fix things. Eaverly tells you what needs attention, when, and what it costs to skip — before it breaks.