AssetDNA
Pilot-readyThe sealed vault, and the verifiable record of an asset, and information of high value and importance
AssetDNA is a safe, not a keyring. Seal what matters most — a seed phrase, an executed will, a board minute, a contract, an original song or manuscript — on your own device, dated beyond our reach, and provable decades from now by anyone you choose, without us needing to be there. We cannot read it; that is the design. For an asset, the same engine keeps its entire operating history — and the information of high value and importance around it — as a record a lender, buyer or valuer verifies for themselves — so diligence takes days instead of weeks, and the asset is priced on evidence rather than doubt. One record, two doors: personal and business.
- Product line
- AssetDNA
- Sectors
- Property & built environment, Finance & investment, Environmental technology
- Independent timestamping
- Implemented
- Open to check
- 5 public surfaces
What it is for
The things that matter most — a will, a credential, a founding document, an original work, the operating history of an asset — live in inboxes, drives and other people’s systems, where they can be lost, altered, or simply not believed when the moment comes. Proving that something existed, in exactly this form, on exactly this date, should never depend on trusting the company that stored it. Now it does not.
- Individuals and families protecting credentials, wills, originals and instructions
- Businesses in every industry sealing minutes, contracts, designs and know-how
- Building owners, operators and asset managers
- Lenders, valuers, investors and the advisers who check them
- Property-software vendors and systems integrators, as a channel
What you get
Keep it safe. Prove it later.
Seal a credential, a document or an original work on your device. Years from now, anyone you choose can confirm the exact bytes existed by that date and were never touched — with a free verifier, no account, and no call to us.
Operator-blind by design
We never see your contents and never hold a key that opens them. What we keep is proof, not plaintext — so the safe stays yours, whatever happens to us.
A gift that carries its own proof
Send a sealed letter, a song, a poem or a photograph. What they open is provably yours, provably dated, provably untouched — and it becomes the first item in a vault of their own.
Business records that hold up
Board minutes, contracts, designs, code and know-how sealed by the people who made them, dated by an outside authority, and provable to a lender, an auditor or an acquirer without a phone call to us.
Diligence in days, not weeks
When a sale, refinance or raise starts, a scoped, expiring data room is assembled in minutes — and the counterparty satisfies themselves the numbers hold up instead of sending another list of questions. Covenant packs, sustainability evidence and portfolio reports come out of the same maintained record.
A record that stands up without trusting the operator
Anyone given a link or an exported file confirms in their own browser — no account, no involvement from us — that the history is intact and was dated by an independent third party rather than by us.
No lock-in, by design
The complete record exports as one open, documented file that stays independently checkable after you leave. The format and the verification method are published, not proprietary. You are a customer because you choose to be.
What you can check for yourself
Open the public register — every entry is re-checked live on page load, and each links to the rules it passed. It currently shows a demonstration portfolio.
Follow an embeddable badge to its proof page and read each verification rule as passed or failed. The badge stops attesting the moment the facts stop holding.
Paste an exported record into the in-browser verifier. The check runs locally, with no account and no round-trip to our servers.
Read the published export specification and download its machine-readable schema from a public endpoint.
Run the self-serve connector conformance validator against your own feed — no login, no agreement.
What a demonstration shows
- Portfolio dashboard for owners and asset managers
- Per-asset record pages — income, occupancy, compliance, valuation history
- Scoped, expiring, revocable investor and lender data rooms
- Public verification page: paste an exported record and re-check it in the browser
- Public register with per-asset proof pages and an embeddable badge
- Intelligence hub — momentum, outlook and scenarios, every answer citing its records
- Resident portal with a portable tenancy record the occupant can take with them
- Connector and feed-health screen, plus a read API
- Vault — a sealed safe for individuals and organisations: operator-blind, provably intact over time, verifiable offline after you leave; an original work sealed here is evidence it existed by a date, and its proof page can be shown to anyone without showing the work
Built on
- Cloud-hosted, API-first web platform
- Relational system of record
- Encrypted in transit and at rest
- Role-based access with per-client tenant isolation
- Independent third-party timestamping
- Open JSON export — your data, exportable at any time
- Published, versioned public specifications
- Full audit logging of access and record changes
This names what the platform is built on, not how it is built. The how is shown in a technical deep-dive, under a mutual NDA.
Where this actually is
Built end to end and exercised against real external checks. Ready for a first pilot on your own data.
AssetDNA is pilot-ready.
Why this travels across the two markets
Developers, funds and universities raising or borrowing across the corridor must satisfy lenders and valuers who today accept operator-asserted numbers only after weeks of manual checking — AssetDNA gives both sides one independently checkable record. And because the formats are published with a self-serve conformance check, a property-software vendor can test its own feed before any conversation starts.