uVidNova is an asset-level register that documents wartime damage and reconstruction finance opportunities in Ukraine. It functions as a project-finance-grade atlas, providing verified data on over 100 assets across sectors including energy, hospitals, housing, heritage, and transport. Every figure is traceable to the RDNA3 assessment, KSE Institute benchmarks, and verified open-source intelligence. The tool is designed for DFI investment officers, infrastructure philanthropies, and policy researchers who require deterministic cost estimates and bankable financing structures. The platform offers three reconstruction paths per asset, each with cost estimates derived from published unit-cost benchmarks. It includes defensible financing structures that cover grant, concessional, equity, and private instruments. Additional capabilities include re-damage tracking and a wartime risk classification system for each asset. The data is presented through filters and a reconstruction assets view, allowing users to navigate the register and examine specific entries. Typical use cases involve evaluating reconstruction opportunities, comparing financing scenarios, and conducting research on war damage and recovery strategies. Users can ask the tool about reconstruction costs, financing structures, or particular assets. The site explicitly states that it is not a fundraising platform and avoids political framing. All cost and financing-structure figures are estimates that should not be treated as guarantees, procurement quotes, or substitutes for transaction-level due diligence. Technically, uVidNova is hosted on Netlify and is accessible as a web application. No account or login is required to browse the register. The interface provides a feedback mechanism for users to send comments or inquiries. The dataset is independently sourced and regularly updated based on published reports and open intelligence.