Every Yuniyo rollout starts as a pilot — a defined period where a developer or apartment association runs one real building on the platform, with success criteria agreed up front. If it delivers, the pilot simply becomes the standard deployment. No re-signing, no re-onboarding, nothing to redo.
We publish partner names only with their written permission — once a partner is ready to go public, you’ll see them here. Until then, this page walks through exactly what we deploy, what we measure, and what a building gets back whether or not the pilot continues.
Real residential communities running on Yuniyo today across pre-handover, possession, and post-handover life. Partner names are anonymized in line with commercial NDA commitments.
Off-plan buyers onboarded at contract signing into a branded project portal. Real-time construction photo milestones, bilingual Estonian/English announcements, and early preference gathering for keys day.
Full digital ledger replacing disparate spreadsheets: recurring maintenance dues via UPI auto-debit, statutory minute-keeping for AGM quorums, and a centralized directory for co-owners and tenants.
Photo-first snag list per unit executed during final walkthroughs. 100% of acceptance protocols signed digitally, resulting in a single warranty package handed over to the incoming board.
Every pilot starts from the phase the building is actually in — pre-sale, handover, or running. Nothing forced. And a clear path into the rest of the platform as the building moves forward.
A developer invites off-plan buyers into the building’s private community on Yuniyo. Progress updates, milestones, preference gathering — the things that usually scatter across emails and group chats — land on one surface, with the future board already quietly forming inside it.
The developer and the newly-elected board run handover day on Yuniyo. Digital snag list per unit, first board election, and a single signed handover package that survives the transfer to the board. Nothing lost in email. Nothing lost in translation.
An apartment association onboards residents, opens the vote register, and runs the platform as its system of record — payments, meters, announcements, elections, minutes — with clean integration into whichever accountant the board prefers. Year one, year five, year twenty.
A person, not a ticket queue. Every pilot gets a named product lead on their account, and every change to the building-level configuration gets reviewed by them before it ships.
The building owns its data. Export is one click, and the export format is something a human can read — not a dump you have to hire a consultant to decode. The platform never acts as a hostage.
A short, written pilot agreement with success criteria we agree together, in plain language. If the platform doesn’t hit them, we part ways gracefully — and the exported data goes with the building.
A developer with a project coming up. A board in its first year. An association rethinking how the building is run. Tell us which one you are and what you need. Thirty minutes on a call is usually enough to know if we fit.
