Does Supply IQ predict restocking immediately?
No. It waits for useful evidence and remains cautious when history is limited or inconsistent.
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HouseKeepr feature
Supply IQ
Supply IQ extends HouseKeepr's learning beyond chores. It uses real supply events, chore relationships, arrivals, and household history to build a more useful sense of what you have and what may need attention next.
Why it matters
A supply list tells you what exists. It does not tell you what your household is learning.
Static inventory lists become stale quickly because someone has to remember to update every item manually. Supply IQ is designed to learn from the way supplies are actually used alongside household work.
The system stays cautious when evidence is weak. A new product does not instantly become a confident restock prediction simply because it was added to the closet.
How it works
Built around real household use
1
Connect supplies to chores
HouseKeepr tracks the supplies used together for a chore so product context follows the work rather than living in an isolated inventory list.
2
Record replenishment evidence
Arrival and restock history gives Supply IQ evidence about real replacement cycles.
3
Learn cautiously
A single replenishment cycle remains learning. More stable history can support cautious predictions, while volatile usage prevents overconfident claims.
4
Respect manual evidence
Signals such as running low, out, still plenty, or a fresh arrival can override or suppress a statistical prediction when the household knows better.
In practice
Example: switching brands without losing the household pattern
If a household changes from one brand of cleaner to another but the new item serves the same learned supply category, HouseKeepr can preserve the useful category-level history instead of pretending the household has never used that kind of supply before.
What it gives you
- Learning based on real replenishment cycles
- Chore-aware supply context
- Manual feedback can correct predictions
- History can survive sensible brand changes
FAQ
Questions about Supply IQ
Can I tell HouseKeepr that I still have plenty?
Yes. Manual supply evidence can suppress an early prediction when the real-world situation disagrees with the model.
Does changing brands erase all learning?
Not necessarily. Category-level history can remain useful when the replacement serves the same household purpose.
Related features
See how HouseKeepr connects the pieces
Related guides
Put this feature into a practical household system
These guides answer the broader cleaning or household problem this feature is designed to support.
Let your supply history become more useful over time
Track the products your chores use and let Supply IQ learn your household's consumption patterns so restocking becomes less guesswork.
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