BuildTrust AIThe best Centriq alternative, built for what comes next.
Centriq is gone — and if you spent years scanning appliance plates and saving warranties into it, that loss is real. Home Hub by BuildTrust AI is the modern replacement: everything Centriq did, plus the things it never got to ship.
$199/year, or included with Homeowner Pro ($49/mo)
We're sorry Centriq is gone.
Centriq was one of the first apps that took home appliance record-keeping seriously. A lot of homeowners spent real time with it — scanning the nameplate on the back of the dishwasher, filing manuals, setting up filter-change reminders. Losing that app meant losing a piece of how you run the house. That isn't nothing, and we want to acknowledge it before anything else.
The good news is the work you did wasn't wasted. The records you built — appliances, brands, model numbers, purchase dates — port cleanly into Home Hub. And Home Hub is built on the same idea Centriq started with: that your house deserves a real record, not a junk drawer of paperwork.
Centriq vs Home Hub
Everything Centriq did, plus the modern features that were missing.
| Feature | Centriq | Home Hub |
|---|---|---|
| Scan appliance nameplate with photo | ||
| Store manuals and warranty PDFs | ||
| Maintenance reminders | ||
| Model & serial lookup | ||
| AI search across your whole home | ||
| Forward warranty emails for auto-filing | ||
| Transfer the full record at sale | ||
| Contractor & renovation tracking | ||
| Permit and inspection log | ||
| Export your data anytime | Limited | |
| Active in 2026 |
Three things Centriq never had
These are the gaps Home Hub was built to close — and the reason most former Centriq users don't go back even when an alternative comes along.
Ask "when was the water heater installed?" or "what paint was used in the hallway?" and get the answer in seconds — pulled from every receipt, photo, and manual in your record.
Forward any warranty registration, contractor invoice, or service confirmation to your home's BuildTrust inbox. Home Hub parses it, files it against the right appliance or project, and you never open the app.
When you sell, the whole record — warranties, manuals, contractors, maintenance log, renovations — transfers to the next owner with one click. Listing agents love it. Buyers pay more for it.
Import your Centriq data in four steps
If you exported your Centriq library before shutdown — or have a spreadsheet of your appliances from any source — Home Hub will bring it in cleanly. Most users finish the whole migration in under fifteen minutes.
- 1Export from Centriq (or your spreadsheet)
If you still have your Centriq export CSV, you're set. Otherwise, build a simple spreadsheet with columns for Brand, Model, Serial, Purchase Date, Category, and Notes.
- 2Upload your CSV to Home Hub
In Home Hub, go to Settings → Import and drop in your CSV. We auto-detect Centriq's column names and let you remap anything custom.
- 3Review and confirm
Preview the mapped records, fix any rows that need attention, and confirm. Home Hub creates a warranty entry for every row in seconds.
- 4Re-attach photos and manuals
Bulk upload the photos and PDF manuals you saved from Centriq. Drag-and-drop attaches them to the right appliance by matching model number.
Email support@buildtrustai.com — we'll help you reconstruct the list from photos, emails, or whatever you still have on hand.
Importing a Centriq library counts as a transferred vault — you get a 90-day free trial of Home Hub, no credit card required. After that, $199/year (or free with Homeowner Pro).
Your home record belongs to you.
We learned the lesson Centriq users learned the hard way. Home Hub lets you export every record, photo, and document any time. If you ever leave, you walk away with everything. That's not a feature — it's a promise.