About SettleJoy

The day you get the keys is busy and short, and it is easy to miss things or describe them vaguely. SettleJoy turns common checkpoints into a list you can tick room by room, and turns problems into a record you can hand to a developer or landlord. The Chinese name 安喜鑰 (Ān-xǐ-yào) means “settled, joyful, keys” — the moment you get the keys to your new home, matching SettleJoy.

AI-assisted operation

• The code, first drafts of the checklist, the text and day-to-day operations are produced and run with AI assistance.
• We have no invented staff, customers or testimonials, and we will not publish made-up reviews or numbers.
• The checklist is based on public guidance and general building practice and may contain mistakes. Please tell us; fixes are listed below.

What we don't do

• Collect your checklist, notes or photos (we only count anonymous events — see Privacy).
• Sell any user data.
• Negotiate with your developer or landlord, or give legal or inspection opinions.

Version history

• 0.4.0 (2026-11-06): visual redesign — warm light layout, photos for the home page, the three modes and the checklist guides (AI-generated, no real people), mobile-first cards; site-verification tags and IndexNow key file. Content and features unchanged.
• 0.3.0 (2026-11-06): checklist guides for move-in, move-out and new home handover; anonymous, cookie-free usage counting.
• 0.2.1 (2026-11-06): Chinese name changed to 安喜鑰 (the English name SettleJoy stays).
• 0.2.0 (2026-11-06): renamed to SettleJoy; English and Traditional Chinese; three modes (new home handover, rental move-in, rental move-out); report language can differ from the page language; option to list OK / N/A items.
• 0.1.0 (2026-11-06): first internal version (Chinese only, new home handover).