Databitat.

The building's living memory

Your work doesn't end in a ZIP

Databitat turns the notes, photos and documents of every job into the building's searchable memory — the deliverable that stays alive after you've moved on.

Start with your next job

One place, one job. No migrations, no endless forms.

14 Harbour Street

Building memory
  1. 2009

    Construction handover

    As-built project 214 documents
  2. 2016

    Building inspection passed with remarks

    Report Minor defects
  3. 2021

    Roof refurbishment

    10-year warranty 36 photos
  4. 2024

    Communal boiler replacement

    Manual Yearly maintenance
  5. Today

    Your next job

The handover that erases everything

Project handover day. You deliver the report, the certificates, the ZIP with every photo. Everyone is happy, project closed.

Two years later the property manager changes and the phone rings: nobody can find anything, and someone has to rebuild the building's history from scratch. Often that someone is you. For free.

Every new process starts almost from zero.

A Drive organises files.
Databitat organises context.

In a shared folder

  • roof-report-FINAL.pdf
  • IMG_4032.jpg
  • budget_v3_FINAL_good.xlsx
  • minutes-june (2).pdf

A file on its own is just a file.

In the building's memory

roof-report-FINAL.pdf

Where
Roof · Staircase A
When
March 2021
Who
Laia Puig, building engineer
Job
Roof refurbishment
Warranty
Waterproofing · until 2031
Supersedes
Defects report (2019)

The same piece, with everything that will make it useful ten years from now.

Your usual workflow, with a different ending

01

Work as you always do

Notes, photos and documents from your phone, on site. Capturing must not cost more than a WhatsApp message.

02

Everything is born anchored to the place

Every piece keeps where, when, who and what it responds to — no endless forms. Context fills in progressively.

03

When you finish, you open it to the building's memory

One gesture, not a migration. Your work stops being a folder and becomes the living book of the place.

What's in it for you

You arrive with an advantage

Before the first visit you already know what has been done, which issues keep coming back and what the building carries.

You deliver more than your competitors

A searchable memory, not a PDF. Every project you hand over is your own marketing, working on its own.

You come back without archaeology

Warranties, dates and decisions one click away when the client calls years later. No digging through emails and hard drives.

Every building can bring you the next one

The community that inherits the memory knows who created it. Your name stays attached to work well done.

"A new platform is a new cage."

It's the whole sector's fear, and it's a fair one. That's why Databitat is built on three promises:

01

Information belongs to the place

Not to our account nor to yours: it survives changes of engineer, property manager and platform.

02

Information keeps its context

Every piece knows where, when, who, why and what it relates to. That's the difference between a repository and a memory.

03

Information can leave Databitat

API, export and open formats from day one. Data comes in to gain context, not to be held captive.

"Someone shared a building with me. What is this?"

Someone — an engineer, a property manager, a neighbour — invited you to your building's memory: the history of works, documents and decisions of the place you live in or manage.

The data belongs to the place, not to whoever invited you, and not to us. Browsing it costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

Sign in with the invitation you received

The works end. The building gets its memory.

On handover day you don't send a ZIP that will die in a folder: you open your work to the building's memory, and whoever comes next — the property manager, the next engineer, you — will find the whole story.

Not another repository. The living memory of the place.