Managing family assets can be particularly complex and time-consuming, requiring a multitude of administrative tasks. A real headache, in short. The French startup OMEDOM, halfway between fintech and proptech, intends to dust off this field through an all-in-one platform, focused on ease of use.

It is a Tarn company that designed the first mobile application that takes care of the administrative procedures of people who receive an inheritance. One of the co-founders of Omedom answered questions from l'éco d'ici.

This Wednesday, December 13, Coline Sinquin, founder of Omedom, looked at the centralization of information on real estate assets via a digital tool. This column can be seen or listened to from Monday to Thursday in Tout pour Invest, presented by Lorraine Goumot, on BFM Business.

Coline Sinquin knows that owners seek above all to maintain control and have an overall vision of their asset situation. It is with strong values of honesty and security that Coline Sinquin makes Omedom the first heritage and family application, by and for owners.

At the head of Omedom, Coline Sinquin has imagined an app that allows you to manage your real estate assets in real time. It is preparing a fundraising of 3 million euros in order to expand its technology to BtoB.

In the space of 11 months, the Albigensian proptech has already managed to attract several thousand users. Intended for property owners, the Omedom application is presented as a financial management tool. In the midst of fundraising, its two founders intend to preserve their independence while the data collected by their platform is attractive.

Moving from the hotel and catering industry to the solo creation of a start-up. This is the path taken by Coline Sinquin, who has established herself in French Tech with Omedom and her first application allowing her to manage her real estate assets.