FEATURE · KNOWLEDGE

House knowledge base

Important house information keeps changing over time. A printout on the kitchen counter goes missing, or worse: it's outdated. In the Ripazo knowledge base, everything stays online and up to date, always within reach.

Ripazo Information page with Practical info on the left — wifi network and password, alarm code and instructions, house rules with quiet hours and pet policy — and a Contacts column on the right grouping emergencies, local services and a plumber's details.

You decide what goes on your info and contacts page. Every house is different, so the information is too. Organize it by category and add photos where they help. WiFi passwords, the cleaner's number, alarm code, house rules: whatever you need.

HOW IT WORKS

How does the house knowledge base work?

  1. 01

    Admins write the information down

    You decide what goes on the page. Update it as soon as something changes, so it always reflects reality. Everyone at the house sees the latest version automatically.

  2. 02

    Organize by category

    Build categories that suit the house and decide the order yourself. What sits at the top, what's underneath, how deep you split things: it's all up to you.

  3. 03

    Always within reach

    Because everything lives on the house page, the same questions stop coming back. Whether it's the WiFi password or the cleaner's number, anyone can look it up themselves.

Living room interior with a TV on a wooden console and a small white router tucked away on the floor next to the wall socket, marked with a bright red arrow — the kind of in-context photo families embed in a Ripazo knowledge page so anyone can find the router fast.

Photos to back it up

Add photos to any page to make exactly clear what you mean.

Always up to date

Reachable from any phone. Forgot the alarm code? A quick look and you have it.

No more repeat questions

It's all in one spot, and everyone knows where to look.

WHO IT'S FOR

Who uses Ripazo's house knowledge base?

  • Families with an old house full of quirks

    The shutter that sticks, the boiler that needs a specific button sequence, the breaker that trips in winter. Write each quirk once and stop teaching it to every visiting family in person.

  • Family spread across different countries

    When the home is in Spain and the family is in three different cities, the knowledge base replaces a folder of paper manuals nobody can find. One source, available on every phone.

  • Families who occasionally lend the house out

    Hand friends visiting for a weekend everything they need: WiFi, trash schedule, espresso machine instructions. Written down once, no more fresh email every time.

Questions about the knowledge base

Where do we store Wi-Fi codes, manuals, and key numbers?Owner

The Contacts & Info page holds two things: a contact list (for example: the doctor's phone number, the neighbors, or the alarm company) and structured house-info cards (for example: Wi-Fi code, alarm code, house rules, trash collection days, inventory). Anyone can pull up the Wi-Fi password or the boiler manual on their phone, even offline if they screenshot it.

Is our data private? Who owns the content?

You remain the owner of all your data at all times. Ripazo runs on EU servers, is GDPR-compliant, and we never sell or share family data. We don't train AI models on your content. Your house page is private by design: not listed anywhere, not indexed, not discoverable.

Does Ripazo work on iPhone, Android, iPad, and desktop?

Yes. Ripazo is a responsive web app that works on any modern browser, iPhone, Android, iPad, laptop, desktop. No app to install, no app-store gatekeeping, nothing to update. Add Ripazo to your home screen for an app-like icon and fullscreen experience on mobile.

See how the knowledge base fits with the rest

It's part of a seven-feature shared dashboard. Watch the 3-minute walkthrough.