Find the plate. Take the photo.
Look for the manufacturer label on your water heater, HVAC unit, or fridge. Capture the model and serial number in one clear photo.
LastSpark / The appliance death clock
Your appliances won’t live forever.
Find out how much time they might have left. Snap the data plate to uncover an appliance’s age, estimated remaining life, and recall status.
For homeowners, home buyers, and landlords. Not a crystal ball.
A little foresight. Fewer surprises.PHOTO → CLOCK
Our promise: no false certainty
CPSC recall checks Estimates, not guarantees Manufacturer-specific decoding
From mystery to maintenance plan
One photo.
A better heads-up.
That faded sticker holds more than a serial number. It’s the starting point for knowing what you own—and when to start thinking ahead.
The clock keeps watching.
Weekly recall re-checks can flag new matches and notify you by email. Yesterday’s result shouldn’t be the last word.
Turn a serial number into a story.
AI reads the plate, then manufacturer-specific decoding rules work out the build date. LastSpark checks the model against CPSC recall records.
Meet your appliance’s death clock.
Get a shareable card with its age, estimated remaining life, recall status, and countdown. Keep it for planning—or share the suspense.
Built for the things you forget about
Until they stop working.
Check the water heater before the cold shower. Get a snapshot of the HVAC before a home purchase. Keep track of the fridge that came with the rental.
Share the suspense
“My water heater is 19. We’re taking it one day at a time.”
Illustrative share-card caption, not a customer testimonial.
A plan for your appliances
One home or a whole portfolio.
The landlord tier is $5/month for tracking multiple properties. Compare available plans below.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
A few things worth knowing.
Don’t wait for the last spark
Check the sticker.
Know the stakes.
Start with the appliance you’re most curious about. All you need is a clear photo of its data plate.