A Centriq alternative that keeps your data on your device
Centriq shut down on January 31, 2026. If you exported your CSV, you can bring appliances into GoodShape and keep maintenance due dates — without creating an account or paying yearly.
What happened to Centriq
Centriq was a popular home appliance inventory app (nameplate scan, manuals, warranties). It permanently shut down and deleted remaining cloud data after the export deadline. Several apps — including Homer and Dib — built Centriq CSV importers. GoodShape does too, with a different bet: local-first storage and a one-time Premium unlock.
How GoodShape compares
- No account to start — your lists live in the browser (localStorage / IndexedDB).
- $14.99 once for unlimited tasks, assets, full history, and cost tracking — not a yearly home-manager subscription.
- Seven life domains — home, vehicles, equipment, pets, subscriptions, health, financial — not appliances only.
- Works as a PWA in the browser on phone or desktop (Homer is iOS-first).
- Centriq CSV import for name, brand, model, serial, location, purchase date, warranty, and notes.
GoodShape is not a drop-in clone of Centriq's nameplate AI or automatic manual library. If those were the only features you need, also evaluate Homer and Dib. If you want a private schedule across the whole household, start here.
Import your Centriq CSV
- Open GoodShape → Your home & setup.
- Expand Backup & restore (or Appliances & warranties).
- Choose Import Centriq CSV and select your export.
Centriq's CSV did not include photos or PDF manuals. Re-attach those in GoodShape after import. Free plan includes 5 appliance profiles; Premium removes the cap.
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Disclaimer
GoodShape is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Centriq, Homer, or Dib. Centriq is a trademark of its respective owner. Feature and pricing details for other products change — verify on their official sites.