Property history disappears
Maintenance, renovations, appliances and contractor records vanish at every ownership transition — leaving paper receipts as the only proof.
Homeowners photograph a receipt; our AI turns it into a verified maintenance record secured on a private blockchain and transferred to the next owner at closing. Realtors subscribe to those records to price and win listings. Contractors, warranty firms and insurers pay for the same data.
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US real estate market value
US homes sold every year
US realtors — $99/mo target ARPU
Seed round now open
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The homeowner photographs a receipt, invoice, permit or warranty. AI and OCR read it and file it against the property address in seconds — no typing, no folders.
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Each entry is timestamped and written to a private encrypted blockchain, with the contractor able to confirm the work. The record becomes evidence, not a claim.
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At closing the record moves to the new owner via NFT-based ownership. Realtors, contractors, warranty firms, lenders and insurers pay to access and act on it.

Maintenance, renovations, appliances and contractor records vanish at every ownership transition — leaving paper receipts as the only proof.
Buyers absorb uncertainty, sellers lose provable value, and lenders and insurers underwrite blind on the largest asset class on earth.
Warranty claims, service leads and maintenance intelligence are lost entirely. Nobody owns the record — so nobody monetizes it.
Extracting structured data from a shoebox of receipts used to require manual entry. Multimodal AI collapsed that cost to near zero — the record is finally buildable at consumer scale.
Insurance repricing, climate risk and rising repair costs mean condition and maintenance history drive price. Undocumented homes get discounted.
Listing portals own the search layer; title owns ownership. The lifelong condition record is unclaimed, and it is the layer every other player must query.
Address-based tracking that follows a property forever — a Carfax report for the home, built from verified service and improvement history.
Immutable provenance for every record, with NFT-based ownership verification that transfers instantly to the new owner at sale.
Structured history powers valuation adjustments, failure forecasting for roofs, HVAC and water heaters, and personalized service recommendations.
Every homeowner record makes the realtor report better; every contractor confirmation makes the data more defensible. The moat compounds with usage.
Homeowners & property managers
The consumer and portfolio app: upload, organize, prove and transfer a complete property record.
Users get: higher resale price, warranty deadlines that never lapse, one place for every document.
Real estate professionals
Subscription access to AI-enhanced property intelligence reports that win listings and justify pricing.
Users get: a listing-winning report and a defensible price story buyers can verify.
Contractors, service & warranty
Qualified job leads, direct bidding and secure payments, plus warranty and insurance referrals from AI renewal alerts.
Users get: pre-qualified local jobs with the property's full service history attached.
Recurring SaaS at $99/mo. Reaching 10% of 2M US realtors represents roughly $20M in monthly recurring revenue.
Transaction fees on service bids plus service-provider subscriptions inside Propefix.
Warranty and insurer leads, analytics partnerships, mortgage and escrow integrations.
Forecasted maintenance and valuation intelligence sold to insurers, lenders and analytics firms.
Capturing just 0.001 of the overall US real estate market implies an estimated $1.2 billion in annual revenue. These figures are US residential only — Propefi is a global opportunity. Projections are illustrative, not guarantees.
Founder / CEO
30+ years in technology. Founder and COO of CyberDefender — 60M users worldwide, $64M revenue, ~700 employees and contractors, a true garage-to-Nasdaq story. 3x entrepreneur.
CIO
35+ years in agile software development and engineering management. 5x entrepreneur.
CMO
35+ years in technology and software marketing, the last 17 as a CMO. 5x entrepreneur.
Portals own search intent and title owns ownership records — neither holds verified condition history, and neither has the homeowner-side capture habit. The record only has value once it is populated property-by-property over years; that dataset is the asset, and it cannot be back-filled.
Through the professionals already at the transaction: realtors and escrow companies hand the record to the buyer at closing. Distribution rides on the sale event rather than paid consumer acquisition.
Because the record's value is that a third party — a buyer, insurer or lender — can trust it without trusting us. Immutable provenance plus NFT-based ownership makes the record portable and independently verifiable at transfer.
Up to $1M for product build-out, realtor and escrow onboarding, and IP protection — enough to prove recurring subscription traction on the professional side, the metric that sets up the next round.
Sale, merger, acquisition or IPO. Natural acquirers include listing portals, title and insurance carriers, warranty providers, and property data incumbents that need condition data they cannot originate.
Igor Barash walks investors through allocation, terms, the data moat and the 2026–2027 roadmap. Allocations in the seed round are confirmed in the order commitments are received.