Residential
Homeowners associations and property managers. Residents report via QR, the board approves and sees the costs.
ModuMaint brings everything about building maintenance into one place: fault reports, technicians' work, mandatory inspections and every euro spent. Whether it's an apartment block, an office, a shop or a warehouse, you always know what broke, who is fixing it and what it costs.

One system, from a two-stairwell apartment block to a retail chain or a logistics park.
Homeowners associations and property managers. Residents report via QR, the board approves and sees the costs.
Headquarters and office buildings. Employees report, the facility manager sends the team or a contractor.
Shops, store networks, commercial spaces. Each location with its own equipment, deadlines and budget.
Halls, warehouses and workshops. Preventive work on machines, spare-parts stock and mandatory inspections on time.
This is an everyday problem when everyone works in the same system.
“No water on the 3rd floor.” Adds a photo and sends. Colleagues' reports about the same problem are grouped under one job.
Sets the urgency and response deadline, then picks a free technician from the calendar.
Follows the procedure on the phone, takes the part from stock, adds photos and collects a signature.
Sees the cost, the PDF report and the warranty. Whoever reported it sees in their link that it's solved.
Real screenshots from the portal. Pick a screen.
The ModuMaint app for iPhone and Android is built for basements, attics and plant rooms: big buttons, everything saved on the phone, sync when the signal returns.
Open the job and the equipment's history straight away.
Drafts stay on the phone until they sync.
Inspection steps, photos and the customer's signature.
Data on the phone is encrypted, and access can be withdrawn at any time.

Your accounting stays in your software. ModuMaint handles the technical side of your buildings, end to end.
Lifts, pumps, boilers, air conditioning, automatic doors. CSV import, QR labels printed in batches, a technical file per building.
Recurring servicing, country-specific mandatory checks, inspection rounds and step-by-step procedures.
Quotes approved within limits, yearly budgets, real cost per job and per asset.
Parts by storeroom, low-stock alerts, purchase requests and supplier orders.
Contractors see only their own jobs: quote, execution, handover. Warranty defects are tracked to the end.
Overdue jobs, response times, preventive work done. PDF reports and email digests.
Connect ModuMaint to ChatGPT or Claude and ask questions as you would a colleague. The assistant sees only what your role allows, can't change anything, and the connection can be revoked at any time.
Monthly subscription, nothing to install. Prices are announced on 3 December, and subscribers hear first.
For an association or a company with a few buildings that wants to leave the notebook and the group chat behind.
Price at launchFor property and facility managers with many sites, their own crews and contractors.
Price at launchNo limits, with a dedicated installation, company single sign-on and your own contract.
Custom quoteSubscribers get access to the portal from 24 November, nine days before everyone else.
Join the listEach client's data is isolated in the database, not just hidden in the interface.
Required for roles that administer or approve money.
Every uploaded document is checked before it reaches the file.
Data processing agreement, data export and backups tested by restoring them.
A guide walks you through the steps: organisation, sites, buildings, equipment (importable from a CSV file) and users. Then you print the QR labels and stick them on the equipment.
No. They scan the QR code with their phone camera and fill in a short form. No account needed.
Yes. The company gets access only to the jobs assigned to it: it sends the quote, does the work and hands it over. You see everything, they see their part.
No. ModuMaint handles the technical side: equipment, faults, jobs, inspections, stock and their costs. Accounting stays where it is.
Subscribers get portal access by email on 24 November, nine days before the public launch on 3 December. The phone apps arrive at launch.
Leave us your email. On 24 November you get early access, and on 3 December the prices and the apps.