Canada knows where every building is. It has no idea what happened to it.

Government registries can confirm an address exists — that's as far as it goes. Not one province or territory publishes who owns a property, and nowhere does anyone track what's actually inside a building. Farpost builds that record — starting in North Hastings and Bancroft, Ontario today, with the goal of expanding to underserved rural communities across Canada.

99%

of Canadian addresses sit in a government registry

0

provinces or territories publish who owns a property

0

government sources track what's actually built or installed in it

verified against Statistics Canada's National Address Register and every provincial/territorial open-data catalogue — July 2026

Why Farpost exists

Every building forgets.

An inspector visits in year one. A contractor repairs storm damage in year three. An appraiser comes through for a refinance in year five. By year seven, when a real claim happens, the adjuster starts from zero — even though three different professionals already documented this exact building.

Without Farpost

  • Year 1 — Inspector visits. Report lives in their files only.
  • Year 3 — Contractor repairs damage. Job log lives in their system only.
  • Year 5 — Appraiser visits for refinance. Report lives in the bank's file only.
  • Year 7 — Adjuster opens a claim. Starts from zero.

With Farpost

  • Year 1 — Inspector visits. Findings join the building's record.
  • Year 3 — Contractor repairs damage. Repair joins the building's record.
  • Year 5 — Appraiser visits for refinance. Valuation joins the building's record.
  • Year 7 — Adjuster opens a claim. Sees everything above, instantly.

Every tool in this industry makes one person's job easier. Farpost is the only one that remembers.

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For building owners

Your building has a life.
Farpost documents it.

Whether it's a home in Maynooth, a cottage on the lake, or a business in Bancroft — your property is more than an address. It has a history. The professionals who've inspected it, repaired it, and insured it have all left their mark. Farpost keeps that record, so when something unexpected happens, you're not starting from scratch.

Be proud of your property. The right people already know it.

The Farpost tag

A small plate. A tap. Everyone who needs to know, knows.

Every building in the Farpost network gets a permanent NFC tag. Tap it from any smartphone — no app, no login required. The contractor arriving on site sees what the inspector found last year. The adjuster handling the claim sees the pre-loss record. The agent listing the property has something verified to show buyers.

The tag is a signal: this building is known, cared for, and connected.

What does a Farpost tag mean? →

Farpost is building its professional network across North Hastings, with a goal of expanding to rural communities across Canada over time. If you work with properties in the region — or own one — we want to hear from you.

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