We quantify when and how sunlight reaches bedrooms, Zoom rooms, and desks — then package it as a simple badge and scorecard prospects can trust.
All deliverables are marketing descriptors — not medical advice, not code compliance.
Tours happen at one moment in time. "Sunny" is a subjective — and risky — claim in listings.
Because of orientation, floor plate, and urban shading. Generic building-level claims miss this entirely.
Credible, unit-specific light data reduces tour waste and shortens vacancy cycles.
Time-of-day bands (morning / midday / evening) for each key room. Seasonal context included. Built on spatial daylight autonomy (sDA) and annual sunlight exposure (ASE) as technical backbone. Shows best-use windows per room in language prospects instantly understand.
A simple, trustworthy badge for your listing pages and property site. Copy-paste ready. Signals credibility without overwhelming prospects.
Short, visual proof of when light hits the desk, bedroom, or living area. Simple and persuasive for listings, social, and leasing packages.
What you can claim, how to claim it, and what to avoid. Approved phrasing + a do-not-say list. Protects you legally, builds prospect trust.
Optional premium add-on for high-stakes listings — flagship units, disputes, or repositioning plays. Field-validated against modeled outputs.
Address, unit plans or simple measurements, window info, and target room uses. No complex BIM files required — we work with what you have.
Urban context + solar and daylight calculations using climate-based metrics. Standards-aware methodology (sDA/ASE, EN 17037 language bridge) running behind the scenes.
Scorecard PDF, badge embed, and listing copy — ready to deploy to your site, portal, or leasing package immediately upon delivery.
Ocular light exposure influences circadian rhythms and sleep regulation. Field research in residences has demonstrated improved circadian alignment when daylight access increases — not in labs, but in real homes.
Empirical studies have found that daylight-related variables are associated with meaningful housing price effects in real estate markets. Light isn't just wellness — it's an asset variable.
BrightUnit translates this science into daylight access descriptors: modeled data about when and how light arrives, expressed in plain language prospects can actually use to make decisions.
All BrightUnit deliverables are marketing descriptors — not medical advice, medical devices, or code/compliance reports.
Spatial Daylight Autonomy — floor area receiving sufficient daylight per year. IES LM-83 family.
Annual Sunlight Exposure — flags areas with too much direct sun for glare and thermal context.
European Daylighting Standard — covers daylight provision, view, sunlight access, and glare.
Melanopic-weighted metrics (optional) — circadian-relevant light quantity, with strict non-medical disclaimers.
Tell us about your property and we'll follow up with a scope and sample scorecard within one business day.
Request Audit →Marketing descriptor — not medical advice or code compliance. Pilot metrics labeled as such.