Norway
Live- Currency
- NOK
- Registers
- Matrikkelen · Brønnøysundregistrene
- Integrations
- Easee · Tibber
For European homes
Heimzy keeps every repair, invoice, and decision on the property. It suggests what to do next, then hands the job to a craftsman. Owners, landlords, tenants, and trades share one account — each with a role.
English by default. Norwegian is one click away.
Example home
RecordAgent Heimzy
Gutters before the first frost. I can ask a roofer who has worked on this house.
Hand to craftsman
A demo house. Never a customer drawing.
SkipDemo house
Scroll. A drawing becomes a house, then a record.
Every home starts as a plan.
Demo house
A still version of the walkthrough, without 3D.
A demo house. Never a customer drawing.
The house keeps the record.
Repairs, invoices, and decisions stay on the building.
A next step, when you want one.
The season and the history suggest the job. You decide.
Hand the job to someone who can do it.
The quote and the result come back to the same house.
The room can be let.
Listing, lease, and rent live with the property.
The charger belongs to the house.
Easee sits on the record, next to everything else.
Put it on record. The next job comes from that history.
Create an accountThe platform
Repairs, invoices, photos, and decisions stay on a timeline tied to the building. Plans and documents stay with the same record. When people move, the house does not start from zero.
Agent Heimzy reads the season, the open tasks, and what the building has already been through, then proposes the next job. You decide. It does not spend money or sign anything on its own.
A task becomes a request a craftsman can price. The quote, the visit, and the result land back on the timeline, next to the rest of the house.
Listings, applications, leases, and rent. Tenants see their home. Landlords see the portfolio. In Norway, money is in kroner.
Easee charging belongs to the property, beside the rest of its history. Further integrations follow the same rule: attached to the home, not to a loose app.
One account
The same person can own a home, rent out a unit, and receive work. The role changes what they see.
The building’s record, and the decisions about what happens next.
Units, applications, leases, and rent in one portfolio.
The lease, payments, and a way to ask for something to be fixed.
Jobs handed over from a home, with the context to price them.
Country modules
English is the default language. Norwegian is a locale. A country module adds the registers, the currency, and the integrations that belong there. Norway is first. The next country is another module, not a rewrite.
Questions
What Heimzy is, who it is for, and what it will not do on its own.
Open an account, put the home on record, and let the next job come from that history.
Create an account