The pain is fragmented context
Deadlines, notices, expenses, and local terminology have to live together by property.
The story
A property in Turin exposed the exact stress Domifis is built to solve.
Domifis started because my father-in-law was buying an investment property in Turin and the surrounding admin was turning the purchase into a second job.
The problem was not one single tax bill. It was the constant uncertainty: which deadline mattered, what an official notice meant, whether a document had to be saved, and who to ask when local terms were unclear.
That experience made the product direction obvious. Domifis should help owners keep the property profile, deadlines, documents, tax context, and explanations in one calm place.
The product will keep growing from early-user feedback. If owners are repeatedly stuck on a notice, a municipal charge, an insurance renewal, or a property decision, those pains should shape what Domifis builds next.
Deadlines, notices, expenses, and local terminology have to live together by property.
You need clear explanations in your language, plus links back to official sources when possible.
Early users should help decide which new pains Domifis solves next.
Start with the free readiness check. If the output is useful, save the property and let Domifis keep deadlines, source-backed estimates, documents, expenses, and next actions visible.