Introducing Nara

The home intelligence that knows your home and takes care of it.

Nara learns your home’s systems, notices when something changes, and helps take care of what happens next.

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See how Nara works
Illustration of a modern two-story home surrounded by trees, shown as the center of Nara’s Home Twin.

  • HVAC

    Known

  • Water

    Learning

  • Electrical

    Learning
Illustration of a Home Twin

01 / Know · Home Twin

Your home becomes a living model.

Systems, state, history, and verified knowledge accumulate into a Home Twin that gets richer over time.

Home Twin

Persistent model

02 / Understand

Nara notices when something changes.

Because Nara understands the home behind the symptom, it can reason with equipment, current state, history, and prior service — and ask only for what the home cannot already tell it.

Illustrative reasoning trace. A change in cooling behavior is observed. Nara combines it with what the Home Twin already knows about the home and its equipment, relevant history and prior service, and any additional evidence it needs to ask for. The result is a structured service need, with the cause marked as not yet verified.

Cooling change detected

Heating & cooling

  1. Observed

    Cooling behavior changed

    Current state

  2. Known

    The home and its cooling equipment

    Home Twin · Systems

  3. History

    Relevant prior events and service

    Home Twin · History

  4. Needed

    Evidence the home can’t provide

    Asked of the homeowner

Output

Structured service need

Domain
Heating & cooling
Observed
Change in cooling behavior
Context
Equipment, history, and prior service attached
Cause
Not yet verified
  • Observation
  • Inference
  • Verified knowledge
  • Missing evidence

03 / Match

The right service for this home.

Nara turns what it understands about your home into a structured service need, then evaluates available service options against the capabilities the job requires.

Matching diagram. On one side, what the home requires: equipment on record, the structured service need, job requirements, home location, timing need, decision context, and service history. On the other, what a service option offers: equipment expertise, capabilities, certifications where data is available, service area, availability where available, pricing information where available, and service outcomes when reliable data exists. Nara aligns each requirement with the matching capability to find a suitable service.

Suitable service

Matched to the needs of this home

Requirements, not star ratings.

Nara matches the requirements of the home against the capabilities of the service network. A provider isn’t suitable because it ranks well in general — it’s suitable because it fits what this home, this equipment, and this job need.

Service outcomes

Past service outcomes can become part of the matching context when reliable data is available.

04 / Decide

Know what you’re approving.

Nara doesn’t make consequential decisions quietly on your behalf. Before anything happens, you can see what Nara believes, why it chose a service option, and what will be shared.

Before you approve, you see

  1. 01What Nara believes the service need is
  2. 02What information will be shared
  3. 03Why a service option is suitable
  4. 04Timing, when available
  5. 05Price context, when available
  6. 06What happens when you approve

Price context

Understand the expected cost before committing.

When reliable pricing information is available, Nara can provide price context before you approve service.

Service request

Awaiting your review

What Nara understands

  • Cooling behavior changed.
  • Cause not yet verified.

What the technician needs to know

  • Cooling equipment on record
  • Relevant service history
  • What you observed

Why this service option fits

  • Relevant capability
  • Equipment expertise
  • Service area
  • Availability

Price context

Shown when reliable pricing information is available.

What will be shared

Only the context needed for this service.

Authorize service

Nothing is requested until you authorize.

Illustrative product concept

05 / Act

From understanding to service.

Once you approve, Nara can turn the Home Twin context into a structured service request and coordinate the next step.

Service coordination sequence: Home Twin context becomes a service packet prepared by Nara, which waits for your authorization. Only after you approve does it become a service request sent to the provider.

  1. Home Twin

    Accumulated context

  2. Service packet

    Prepared by Nara

  3. Your authorization

    You approve

  4. Service request

    Sent with context

  5. Provider

    Technician receives it

Inside the service packet

  • Relevant home and system information
  • The observed problem
  • Relevant history
  • Evidence you supplied
  • What the technician needs for this service

Your home. Your decision.

Nara can understand, prepare, and coordinate. Consequential actions remain visible before they happen.

06 / Learn

Every visit makes your home smarter.

Service doesn’t disappear into a receipt. Verified outcomes become part of the Home Twin, giving Nara better context the next time your home needs attention.

Illustrative service cycle. Before: an issue is observed and the cause is unknown, so the information stays provisional. Service: a technician diagnoses and records the service outcome. After: the verified outcome updates the Home Twin.

  1. Before

    Provisional

    • Issue observed
    • Cause unknown

  2. Service

    Checked on site

    • Technician diagnosis
    • Service outcome

  3. After

    Verified

    • Verified outcome
    • Home Twin updated

↺ Returns to the Home Twin

  1. Observation
  2. Inference
  3. Service
  4. Verified outcome
  5. Durable knowledge

Nara doesn’t turn every inference into permanent truth. What a technician verifies becomes durable knowledge; what Nara only inferred stays provisional.

07 / Loop

A home that gets smarter over time.

The Nara loop: know the home, sense what changes, understand what it needs, act with your authorization, learn from the verified outcome, and come back knowing more.

It starts with heating & cooling.

HVAC is where Nara starts. The home is where Nara is going.

  • HVACWhere Nara starts
  • WaterLearning
  • ElectricalLearning

A home that knows itself.

A persistent intelligence layer for the home — understanding what exists, what changes, what happened before, and what should happen next.

The home intelligence that knows your home and takes care of it.