Register the places you own — a house, apartment, land, an office — and they become the anchor that ties your devices, smart home, solar energy, and contracts together.

On the map
Set the location with a map picker, add a photo and address. Types range from apartments to land and garages.
Devices at home
GPS trackers, sensors, and smart-home entities group under the property they belong to, with counts at a glance.
Energy
A solar installation or a consumption point registers at a property — the base for sharing energy with neighbors.
Contracts
Renting out or selling? A signed contract can reference the property directly, keeping the paper trail attached to the place.
Where the land ends
Draw the outline of your land on aerial imagery, take corners with your phone's GPS, or import a KML or GeoJSON file. You get the area next to the one on your documents, and can download KML, Shapefile, GeoJSON or a to-scale location plan (PDF). It is your own record — not a title and not a cadastre.
Signed declarations
A statement of where your land is, signed with your key and timestamped to Bitcoin, so anyone can check it without us. Your documents stay on your device. Neighbours confirm the boundary by link with their own signature, and overlapping claims are reported to both sides without naming anyone. It records what you stated — it never transfers or proves title.

One home, many systems

Condominium management, energy communities, and smart-home control all build on the same property record — register once, use everywhere.