Independent infrastructure
for buildings
One device in the automation cabinet brings existing buildings online in minutes. No rip and replace.
Live in hundreds of properties across all building types
Retail & offices
Public & educational
Residential
Industrial & logistics
Hospitality
One device. Plug and play, no code.
It goes into the automation cabinet next to the controllers already there, reads them in their own protocols and hands the data back open. Any building, any automation.
Buildings already connected
SwedenA shopping mall’s legacy automation, connected in days
“The system was connected in days. It was compatible and easy to install.”Erik Vallgårda, Sally R
Read story →A new building live without anyone on site
Shipped, plugged in, QR code scanned: live remotely, from two other countries.
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HelsinkiA brand-new hotel that chose Nobody over a direct integration
16 floors, just completed. Its energy partner connected it through Nobody for optimisation and predictive maintenance.
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Energy servicesThe data layer under a partner’s own platform
A Finnish energy-services company launched its energy-management platform with Nobody as the data layer underneath.
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ConsultancyChecking a building still runs as designed, years after handover
An engineering consultancy keeps an eye on how its buildings actually run, instead of detective work after the fact.
Read story →Every case in one place
Including a science centre in Oulu, written into its construction tender, and logistics buildings on decades-old automation.
View all cases →[Nobody Works] The AI layer on Nobody
Buildings that can talk.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot or a local model to Nobody. It sees your buildings with your permissions and answers with the data behind it.
- School C, hot water. Circulation below 55 °C 41 % of the time.
- Office A, circuit HC-N. 4.8 K above its curve since midnight, valve fully open.
- Everything else is within ±2 K of its setpoint.
Built by engineers, backed by believers.
Backed by
Norrsken, Kiilto Ventures, and Icebreaker.