Aunova

Verified Project Record turns the scattered information a real estate development produces into one trusted project record: structured, permissioned, source-backed and AI-ready. The problem: off-plan buyers in Dubai pay in stages against construction progress, but the proof of that progress is scattered across site reports, procurement records, certificates and sales documents. When a payment depends on it, the information exists but is fragmented and hard to prove. DLD publishes a certified completion percentage and escrow moves only against certified milestones, but nobody has the evidence between certifications: the documents behind the number, in one place, checkable by the people carrying the risk. The demo (synthetic project, no real client data): source documents are extracted and every field is verified against its source line. Entries are SHA-256 hash-chained and signed with ECDSA P-256, and the head hash is timestamped, so any edit is caught and named exactly. Buyers and teams ask the project questions and get answers scoped to their access rights, each traceable to its source entry, instead of taking marketing claims on trust. A tamper demo forges one entry's progress figure and the verifier names the exact entry that fails. Built with the Meta Model API (Muse Spark) for extraction and Q&A, with a deterministic offline fallback so the demo runs anywhere. It sits across Procore and ERP as a trust layer and replaces neither.