Early access
Property history you can read, with the source attached.
HomeRekkord is building a consent-led property record for the professionals who repeatedly have to reconstruct one. We are opening early access to a small number of partners.
Structured property history
Work, installations, certificates and service events organised against the property rather than a folder of scans.
Consent-led sharing
Access is granted by the owner, scoped to what they choose, time-limited and revocable.
Source and provenance labels
Every item states whether it was supplied by the owner, supplied by a contractor, read from an attached document or attested by the business that did the work.
Reusable records
The record persists across transactions instead of being rebuilt each time.
UPRN-linked identity
Records are matched to the Unique Property Reference Number using OS Places, so your file and the seller's record refer to the same addressable location. Matching does not verify ownership, title or legal compliance.
Official-source context
Dated EPC, planning, HM Land Registry sale history and Environment Agency flood and environmental data, retrieved against the property's UPRN.
Home Insights exception findings
A deterministic rule engine cross-checks official data against uploaded evidence and seller declarations, and shows what is known, what is missing and what may need checking.
Future standards and API alignment
The data model is being designed with emerging property-data standards in mind.
Who gets value from a UPRN-linked property record
A transaction touches far more than the seller and their solicitor. Each party below works from the same record, scoped by the owner to what they need.
Buyers
Receive a scoped pack with the UPRN on it, read each item's source label, and see what evidence is missing rather than assuming it exists.
Estate agents
Take instructions with material information already gathered, and send the same pack to every interested buyer instead of re-answering the same questions.
Surveyors
See installation dates, servicing history and certificates before the inspection, and record findings against the same property identifier.
Mortgage brokers
Spot missing certificates or unresolved works early, before they surface as a condition late in the case.
Lenders
Reconcile property evidence against a persistent identifier rather than a free-text address string.
Insurers
Assess claims and renewals against dated, source-labelled maintenance and installation history.
Managing agents and block managers
Distinguish each unit in a block from its neighbours, and file compliance evidence against the right door.
Conveyancers
Run matters in a workspace where the seller's evidence, the pack version and the audit history are all attached to the matter.
An honest statement of position
HomeRekkord holds no Land Registry, conveyancing or government accreditation, and is not an official property logbook scheme. It is a private record kept by homeowners, shared at their discretion. Anything you receive through it should be assessed on the source labels attached to it.