We are building the checkable record of American real estate.
The public record already contains the answers. It just does not contain them in a form anybody can use, and nothing in it cites itself. That gap is the company.
One machine, three states, no aggregator.
Mimir ingests 127+ free government datasets and collapses them into one record per building and per person — one Rune ID each — then links those records into a control graph with an evidence chain on every edge. It runs self-hosted on commodity hardware and can be rebuilt from the raw sources.
We are a small team in New York. The name is from the Norse well of knowledge — you had to give something up to drink from it, which felt about right for public records.
Three positions everything follows from.
- An answer without a source is a rumour.
- Property data has been sold as confident assertion for decades. The moment a number matters — a credit file, a court, a committee — the question is always the same: how do you know? A product that cannot answer that is selling comfort, not information.
- Determinism is a feature, not a limitation.
- It would be easier to cluster records with a model and ship a score. It would also mean answers drift between runs and nobody can reconstruct why two records merged. We gave that up on purpose.
- The limits belong on the marketing site.
- Coverage is three states. Precision and recall are not published. New Jersey has no control graph. Those facts are on this website because a buyer will find them anyway, and finding them from us is worth more than the version where they are hidden.
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Design partners, data licensing, press or anything else —harrison@mimirgrp.com.
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