A QR code in the house, the report with a photo in your mail.
The resident scans the poster, picks what is wrong and takes a photo. No app, no login, in five languages. You see what you will find before you drive out.
No cameras or microphonesServers in the EUYour data is yours
What you don't see costs money.
Part of one system.
Sensors, housing management, fault reporting, the route planner and the commute planner share the same houses, rooms and residents. What a sensor measures shows up at the address; a fault report arrives at the right house; the route goes where attention is needed.
What's included
The resident scans the poster, picks what is wrong and takes a photo. No app, no login, in five languages. You see what you will find before you drive out. More about fault reporting →
Up and running in three steps.
- 1A poster per housePrint and hang it; the code belongs to exactly one address.
- 2A report with a photoIn Dutch, English, Polish, Romanian or Hungarian.
- 3Handle itNew, in progress, solved – with notes and history.
Frequently asked questions
Do residents need an app?
No. They scan the QR code with their phone's camera and fill in a short report with a photo. No login is needed.
What does it cost?
Free up to 10 houses, then € 2.99 per house per month, or € 1 per house with sensors.
And a gas smell?
Then the form shows the emergency numbers at once; no photo is needed.
Made for those who rent out and manage rooms.
Start small: a pilot in a few houses.
After a month you know per room where energy leaks away and where mould threatens.