Catalog
The living inventory
Every listing indexed with provenance, geometry, and drift signals. OpenSearch-backed, mapped, immediate.
Brionix House · The Operating System for Georgian Real Estate
A full house operating platform — catalog, pipeline, valuation, workflow, and sovereignty. For developers, brokers, and investors in Georgia.
The House
Three decades representing property across Georgia — and a platform built on that ledger.
“Every number on this page was earned on foot, on site, and in conversation — not invented in a conference room.”
Properties in catalog
Deals closed
Operating partners
Years on the shore
The Foundations
Brionix is built on fourteen open-source systems sourced over four waves — from identity and observability, through workflow and scheduling, to vector search and ingestion. Not a monolith.
A note from the architects
We picked the fourteen the way we would pick stone for a villa — for the grain, the provenance, and the way each piece weathers the years on the shore.
Wave 0
Identity, observability, storage.
Wave 1
The ledger finds its shape.
Wave 2
The house meets the world.
Wave 3
Signal, not noise.
A VPS-first maximal stack. Connected in stages.
The Current
Every opportunity flows through eight deliberate stages with their own SLAs, stagnation thresholds, and signatory requirements.
No opportunity sits still. A stagnant lead is a wound. The house ledger is always moving — stage by stage, signature by signature — toward the close.
Opportunity pipeline · April
Powered by a Temporal workflow, signed by Documenso, tracked against the Postgres ledger — the whole desk lives in one editable record.
The Surfaces
Each surface is built to stand alone and to work together.
Catalog
Every listing indexed with provenance, geometry, and drift signals. OpenSearch-backed, mapped, immediate.
Comparison
Place any three properties beside one another. Floor plans, economics, and orientation on a single sheet.
Calculator
Mortgage, rental yield, GEL/USD drift — presented the way a senior broker would draft them on paper.
Deals
Eight workflow stages, SLA clocks, stagnation detection, signature routing. One view per opportunity.
Properties
Ownership history, access notes, access rights, ingress. What a listing agent actually needs on a Tuesday.
Projects
Multi-unit developments tracked from groundbreaking to handover, with reservation gates and cap tables.
Analytics
Metabase dashboards carved against the real ledger — not invented KPIs. Board-ready on the first render.
Reports
Quarterly books for partners and investors, typeset in serif, rendered to PDF, signed by Documenso.
Map desk
MapLibre over PostGIS. Zones, elevation, coastline proximity, and every pin under the same projection.
Academy
Short courses on Georgian title, coastal zoning, tax treatment, and how Brionix writes a brief.
Team
Roles, territories, and load mapped against Keycloak and OpenFGA. Who sees what, and why.
Settings
Feature flags, rate cards, compliance policy, and the ornamental choices that make the house itself.
“The house that owns the ledger owns the market.”
For Whom
Brionix is not a tool for everyone. It is a house for three specific kinds of operator — each with its own ledger to keep.
For developers
Run your towers, villas, and mixed-use estates on a ledger the banks and buyers can both read.
For brokers
Catalog, pipeline, comparison, and map — bound into one editorial surface your juniors will understand on day one.
For investors
Monitor your holdings across Batumi and Tbilisi with honest analytics and a quarterly letter in the post.
Dispatches
Long-form notes on the craft of Georgian property — written by the brokers and builders who are living it.
Economics
Plate I · 11 minA thirty-floor residence on the shore is neither a home nor a hotel. It is something older — and it demands an older kind of ledger.
Craft
Plate II · 7 minA property is a living thing. Its price moves, its condition wears, its story drifts. The house that notices first keeps the client.
Engineering
Plate III · 14 minWe replaced fourteen years of email chains with one durable workflow and a signed PDF. Nothing was lost. Much was found.
The invitation
“Let’s build the operating system the shore deserves.”
Brionix House · Batumi · MCMXCVI