White-label from day one
Brand name, logo, colours, URL, onboarding copy — all of it lives in configuration. The Yuniyo-branded experience is itself just one configuration among many.
Platform
Three products, one continuous system.
A building doesn’t change identity the day the keys are handed over. Neither should the software that runs it. Yuniyo is one platform, shaped into three products for the three phases of a residential building’s life — and deliberately the same system underneath.
The system underneath
Six capabilities, not a feature list.
These are the properties every part of the platform inherits — the quiet difference between a snag tool and a system of record. They’re what a board comes back to in year twenty, when the original CTO and the original developer are long gone.
Infrastructure layer
One foundation for every residential workflow.
Pre-handover, handover, operations, payments, voting, and records all sit on the same building-level system.
Compliant in every market we enter
Quorum thresholds, minute-keeping rules, paper-vote ingestion, statutory document templates — each new country is a framework added, not a feature wedged in.
Multilingual at the core
Every language we support is treated as native — legal templates written in it, not machine-translated into it. Boards and residents should feel like the platform was written for their building.
Integration paths, not lock-in
Clean handoffs to local accounting providers, national eID stacks and payment processors. We don't try to out-accountant the accountants — we let them stay in their lane, and keep ours tidy.
Infrastructure-grade records
Auditable votes. Reconciled payments. Timestamped defects. Minutes that still open in year thirty. The boring work that stops being visible the moment it's done right.
One building, one platform
The resident signing off-plan today is on the same building's community board, in the same platform record, ten years later. Continuity isn't a feature — it's the point of the whole thing.
See it with your building in mind.
Thirty minutes, one project, whichever stage it’s in — pre-sale, under construction, or ten years past handover. We walk you through the parts that actually matter for where you are.