Centriq Is Gone—Here’s How PropSteward Picks Up the Pieces

What Centriq used to do (documentation-first)

Centriq was built around manuals, parts, accessories, and other information from a product label photo. You could add items, receipts, documents, photos, videos, notes, groups, service providers, and addresses. It offered maintenance tasks and reminders with mobile and email notifications, and you could export your inventory. That was ideal when your main goal was organizing documentation and looking up product info by label—before the service ended.

If you want budgeting and replacement forecasting

PropSteward is built for homeowners (and landlords on paid tiers) who want to track appliances, monitor maintenance, and plan cash from a dashboard. You get remaining useful life, Failure and Home Risk Scores, replacement cost forecasting, Replacement Planner, maintenance and warranty-expiring alerts, receipts in one place, and—on Pro—Repair vs. Replace guidance, Reserve Planner, Appliance EOL alerts, configurable reminders, Home Health Reports, exports, and shareable links. If your main goal is to see what's aging, when to fund replacements, and how much might be coming due, PropSteward fits that category.

What to do now that Centriq isn’t an option

Store PDF manuals wherever you like (Drive, Dropbox, manufacturer sites). Use PropSteward for the operational layer Centriq couldn't hand off: appliance ages, warranties, receipts, maintenance nudges, and—when you're ready—replacement forecasts, risk scores, Repair vs. Replace, and Reserve Planner. Need the deep comparison and migration checklist? See our Centriq alternative hub.

Comparison at a glance