They signed for your fee before you showed them anything. Every house after that, they wonder what they're getting for it. A report after each showing is your answer, in writing, with your name and face on it.
You walk the house. You see everything — the panel, the furnace, why the price makes sense. Then the door locks, and everything you said stays behind it.
At 9pm your buyer texts: "wait, how old was that furnace?" So you're back in your camera roll while dinner gets cold. Same work, twice — and only one of them was on the clock.
You did the work. Send it once — and be done for the night
Buyers ask at almost every showing. Guessing a number you're half-sure of is worse than not knowing one.
So say "let me find out." Check one box. Their report gets a clearly labeled cost range, plus two top local pros for the real quote. You read it before it sends.
The answer's in writing before your next showing — and you didn't spend your night chasing it.
Buyers ask at almost every showing. Guessing a number you're half-sure of is worse than not knowing one.
So say "let me find out." Check one box. Their report gets a clearly labeled cost range, plus two top local pros for the real quote. You read it before it sends.
The answer's in writing before your next showing — and you didn't spend your night chasing it.
Photos from the showing. A few rough notes in the car. AI turns them into a clean report, laid out beside your photos and built from your notes, your photos and the listing details. You review every line before it goes out.
I built this because I kept answering the same questions twice. Once in the house. Once by text that night, at the kitchen table, with my kids asking why I was still on my phone. And I kept walking into showings knowing the address and little else. Now the brief gets me ready before I pull up, and the report goes out before my next showing. That's the part nobody built a tool for.
- Aaron, Ontario Real Estate Agent
Built between showings, by an agent.
I built this because I kept answering the same questions twice. Once in the house. Once by text that night, at the kitchen table, with my kids asking why I was still on my phone. And I kept walking into showings knowing the address and little else. Now the brief gets me ready before I pull up, and the report goes out before my next showing. That's the part nobody built a tool for.
- Aaron, Real Estate Agent
Why Agents Keep Coming Back
Walk in knowing more than the address.
The fourth showing of the day, and you've already read the listing details, the comps and the neighborhood. Your brief was ready before you parked.
The 9pm text, already answered.
"Was the basement finished?" It's in the report — with the photos. You stop being their search engine.
Ten houses. Ten weeks. Still clear.
Showings blur. Reports don't. Your buyer compares their favorites with your name on every page.
You decide who sees what, and when.
Publish or unpublish any report, any time. If you unpublish one, its link shows a plain 'This report is no longer available' page.
A clear, branded read your buyer can actually use:
Your brand, top to bottom. Name, headshot, phone, email, all tappable.
Your notes, written up. Talk or type for 30 seconds in the car. AI expands your notes into a report your buyer can read. You review it before it sends.
Your photos, sorted. Grouped by room, right beside the points they show.
Equipment on record. Model and serial plates read from your photos. Next year's insurance question, already answered.
Cost ranges plus two local pros, when your buyer asks. Clearly labeled. You turn it on report by report and check it before it sends.
AI-assisted observations. Possible issues the AI sees in your photos, clearly labeled. You decide what stays in.
Questions for the listing agent, drafted. Pulled from your own notes. Copy them into your follow-up email.
Quick questions, on paid plans. Ask a question with a photo during the showing. The answer goes into the report.
Every report says it plainly: this is a recap of your showing. Reports with AI observations also say: AI can make mistakes. This is not a home inspection.
One showing = one brief + one report. All prices in USD. Month to month. Cancel anytime.
No. Your buyer gets a secure link by email or text. They tap it and your branded report opens on their phone.
There isn't one. 3 showings a month, full output, your branding, forever. If you need more than 3, that's what the paid plan is for. You'll never hit a surprise.
Before the showing, you enter the listing. Your brief covers the listing details, comparable sales, schools and nearby places. It's for you only. The comps never appear in your buyer's report.
One showing is one brief plus one report.
ChatGPT writes text. It can't put your name, face, and brokerage on a link your buyer sends to their parents. And it doesn't keep a record of every report you've sent.
No. AI can make mistakes, and every report with AI observations says so. You review every report before it sends, and you can publish or unpublish it any time.
No. AI observations are possible issues it sees in your photos, nothing more. Your buyer should still hire a home inspector.
Yes. Publish or unpublish any report, any time. An unpublished link shows 'This report is no longer available.'
Your brief is ready in minutes, before you pull up. After the showing, it's about 30 seconds of notes, and your report is ready in under 2 minutes.
No. It's month to month. Cancel any time.
What will your buyers get from you?
our next 3 showings are free. A brief before each one, a report after, sent by email or text before your next showing.
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