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AI & automation for real estate teams

One copilot at a time, on the loop that costs you most.

Three are live and running on real brokerage files. The fourth is whichever loop your assessment says costs the most hours, scoped and priced the same way, measured against your own baseline.

Live

Listing Intelligence Copilot

Premium listing copy written to one standard, whoever caught the appointment, with a pricing-confidence signal on every submission.

  • Premium listing copy to one standard, every time
  • A pricing-confidence signal on each submission
  • Target: ~70% less listing prep time across all agents
Try the listing copilot
1420 Maple Ave · new listingListing Intelligence Copilot · draft 1Draft 1
Pricing confidenceHigh · 86%
  • Headline & premium descriptionDrafted
  • Feature list from MLS + seller notesDrafted
  • Comp set, two outliers excludedNeeds your call
  • Agent review & publishWaiting on you

Priced at $412k the confidence signal is high. Two comps on Elm sold above trend and were excluded. Open them before you publish.

Live

Buyer Offer Automation

A ready-to-review offer packet minutes after intake, on the correct state form for the property type.

  • A ready-to-review packet minutes after intake
  • Correct form selected from your own library
  • Target: zero offer-form selection errors
Draft an offer packet
418 Kestrel Lane · buyer offerBuyer Offer Automation · packet draftPacket drafted

WB-11

form matched

6

provisions from your library

9

deadlines derived

  • WB-11 selected from property typeMatched
  • Deadlines derived from acceptance dateFilled
  • Well & septic unconfirmed on this parcelNeeds your call
  • Agent review & send for signatureWaiting on you

Six provisions assembled from your own library, each with the reason it was included. Property data did not confirm well or septic, so the disclosure gate is still open.

Live

Transaction Coordination Copilot

A milestone timeline the moment an offer is accepted, buyer and lender emails drafted on schedule to closing, and a deadline check every day that flags what needs you.

  • A full contract-to-close timeline computed on acceptance
  • Buyer, lender and title drafts on schedule, wire-fraud warning included
  • Target: zero missed contract deadlines
Open a transaction timeline
212 Birch Ct · under contractTransaction Coordination Copilot · day 12 of 40Day 12

9

milestones tracked

1

deadline this week

0

unapproved sends

  • Milestone timeline mapped from acceptance dateComputed
  • Buyer welcome & earnest-money draftsDrafted
  • Financing contingency due in 2 daysNeeds your call
  • Agent review & sendWaiting on you

Financing contingency is due Thursday and the lender hasn't confirmed. Draft escalation email is ready — every money-touching send carries the wire-fraud warning.

Scoped with you

Your next repetitive loop

Disclosure chasing, showing follow-up, referral nudges, listing-to-close updates. Whichever one your assessment says costs most, scoped the same way.

  • A scored map of your remaining loops
  • A fixed-bid build on the highest-value one
  • Reuse of the plumbing the first copilots paid for
See a loop we already built
New enquiry · Thursday 2:14pmBuyer journey assistant · follow-up draftFollow-up drafted
61Buyer readiness · mediumBudget and timeline are workable; no lender named yet.
  • Inbound enquiry parsed from the web formCaptured
  • Budget, timeline & financing scoredScored
  • Pre-approval not mentioned anywhereWorth asking
  • Agent reviews & sends the follow-upWaiting on you

Timeline and budget are specific enough to work, but nothing in the enquiry mentions a lender. The draft asks about pre-approval before it offers a showing slot.

The targets above are what we agree to beat before a build starts, not results we have measured. We evaluate against them and publish the method on the Trust page.

Every copilot, the same way

Nothing gets built before the number is agreed

Each of the four above runs through the same five beats, and each beat hands you something you keep.

  1. 1

    Assessment

    A scored opportunity map

  2. 2

    Scope one copilot

    A fixed-scope statement of work

  3. 3

    Build on your forms and data

    A working copilot on real files

  4. 4

    Prove it before you scale

    A pass/fail evaluation report

  5. 5

    Operate and extend

    A monthly impact report

AI & automation for real estate teams

Which of these four is costing you the most?

A call is thirty minutes to work out whether there's a loop here worth automating. A paid assessment is for brokerages that already know there is: it starts with a review of your own files.