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Business Model and Strategy
YHauz®’s business model centers on “ADU as a Service” (AaaS) – an approach that
treats ADU similar to a subscription service rather than a one-time purchase. The
company’s strategy is to offer adaptable, fully-customized homes and associated
services that remove many hassles of ownership. YHauz® explicitly targets individuals and
organizations who “want to avoid the commitment and responsibilities associated with
property ownership”. Instead of requiring customers to buy land and build permanently,
YHauz® provides portable residences that can be deployed quickly and even moved or
reconfigured as needs change. This strategy aligns with emerging trends in the housing
industry – such as subscription-based or flexible housing – which are gaining traction
due to demand for affordability, rapid construction, and customization. YHauz® plans to
partner directly with landowners, governments, and commercial entities to deploy its
housing units, thus generating revenue through a mix of unit sales, leases, or service
subscriptions (e.g. maintenance, relocation, upgrades). The strategic goal is to create an
end-to-end service where YHauz® handles everything from design and manufacturing to
delivery, installation, and ongoing support. By doing so, the company aspires
to “eliminate all of the downsides of property ownership” for its customers, offering
convenience and flexibility in living arrangements
About Us
Product Offerings and Technology
YHauz’s core offering is a line of modular, portable homes built on its
proprietary ExoFrame® platform. These homes are highly adaptable – the modular
“cells” can form anything from a compact tiny home in a garden to a multi-room
bungalow on a larger plot. The construction uses a patented ExoFrame (EXFRM)
technology featuring a state-of-the-art steel frame accented with wood and other
modern materials. Notably, the design eliminates the need for cement foundations,
enabling quick and clean setup of a house on-site. This cement-less approach means a
YHauz home can be installed in a matter of weeks or even days, and easily relocated if
needed, without the permanent footprint of traditional construction. The materials are chosen for durability and easy maintenance – everything is designed to be “easy to clean inside and out” while remaining sturdy.
In terms of technology, YHauz is leveraging advanced techniques to differentiate its
product. The homes are “ML and AI ready” with a fully parametric design process. In
practice, this means YHauz uses computer-aided design (potentially AI-driven
algorithms) to automatically generate custom home designs to a customer’s
specifications (size, layout, features), ensuring each unit is personalized yet efficient to produce. The company touts features like:
• Flexible, autonomous operation – Units can be off-grid, with solar panels and
battery systems (YHauz refers to “autonomous operations” in its design) for self-
sustained living.
• Smart home integration – Homes come equipped with smart technology and
telemetry for monitoring, aligning with YHauz’s high-tech positioning.
• Fully furnished, turnkey setup – Units are delivered with interior furnishings and
appliances (“all-inclusive packages”), so customers can move in immediately.
• Scalable “fractal” design – Additional modules or sections can be added over
time. YHauz calls it an “unlimited house platform that grows with you and your
family”, indicating that as a customer’s needs expand (e.g. a growing family),
extra rooms or units can be attached to the existing structure.
• End-to-end service – YHauz handles everything from site assessment (“landscape
adaptation”) and design to delivery and assembly, offering a single point of
contact for the whole process. The goal is a seamless experience where the
customer designs their dream home with YHauz’s team and then receives a
ready-to-live unit on their site within weeks.
YHauz reports that it has built at least one working prototype of its ExoFrame house,
which is used to validate the construction materials and safety before scaling up. This
prototype phase allows the company to refine its engineering (for example, the “CORE-MESH” structural system mentioned in their materials) and to ensure compliance withbuilding regulations. Overall, YHauz’s product can be seen as a fusion of prefabricated
modular architecture with cutting-edge tech (AI-driven design, smart home systems),
delivering a housing solution that is movable, quickly deployable, and customizable.