An illustration. The buyer and the listing are made up.
For realtors
Portal leads, open-house sign-ins, a seller who texted at 9pm: answered from your own number in under a minute, in your voice, and booked into a showing while you are still in the last one. Then the review asked at the moment people are happiest, and the ones who are not routed to you first.
Text meChoose what you want. The text message you send will list your choices.
What goes wrong today
A buyer asks about a listing at 9:40pm from a portal. Whoever answers first gets the showing. You are at dinner.
Tonight
Listing portal9:40 PM
Hi, is 14 Elm still available? Could we see it this weekend?
Unanswered
The phone rings while you are walking a couple through a kitchen. It goes to voicemail. Most people do not leave one.
Incoming callMissed call
Voicemail · none left
Fourteen names on a clipboard, three texted once, none texted twice.
14 names · 3 texted once · none texted twice
The happiest day of the transaction passes without a Google review, and the next buyer reads the agent with more.
No review asked
They would refer you if you were top of mind. You are not.
“Any showings this week?” asked on a Sunday. Answered on Monday.
Sunday
Answered on Monday
For realtors
Lead follow-up
Portal, website, sign, open house: answered from your number under a minute, three follow-ups on day 2, 5 and 10, a showing booked into the hours you opened. It stops the moment they answer.
Review engine
Closing day, keys in hand: a text from you with the link. A five-star goes to Google. Anything under four comes to you first, never posted.
Closing day, keys handed over
Five stars → GoogleUnder four → to you
Your own number
Registered to iMessage, RCS and SMS for everyone else, verified before you pay. Your history, your caller ID, unchanged.
iMessage linePast clients
Past clients get a note on the anniversary of their closing, a market update that is actually about their street, and a reply when they text back. In your voice, within the permissions you set.
Setting it up
Your number tested for iMessage, your portals and website connected, your calendar's showing hours opened.
Trained on how you text, what it may say about a listing, and when it hands to you.
The first portal lead answered in under a minute. You get one line: who, what, booked when.
The review ask attached to closings; the sphere loaded from your CRM, one row per person.
Swipe sideways to see all 4 steps.
Other services it uses
Messaging
Customers text your existing business number and get iMessage replies (blue bubbles on iPhones) from an AI assistant that follows the permissions you set.
Messaging
Set up the way Meta requires, and used only to reply to people who have already written to you.
Ads and leads
What each step of an ad costs and returns — impressions, clicks, leads, booked jobs — and which step the system improves.
Ads and leads
Businesses found in four sources are combined into one record each; the first message is drafted from that record; follow-ups stop when they reply.
Ads and leads
AI makes the images and videos, a person chooses them, and they are uploaded to your ad account switched off until you approve.
Permissions
Leads
The AI assistant replies to leads from your number, written the way you write, only within the permissions you set. If someone asks, it says it is an AI assistant.
Passed to you
It books showings. It does not negotiate, quote a commission or give legal advice: those conversations are passed to you.
Reviews
Everyone who closed is asked for a review, whatever rating they would give. Nothing is offered in return for a review.
Under four stars
If a client answers with fewer than four stars, the answer is sent to you. The system does not post it anywhere.
Follow-ups
A lead with no reply gets three follow-up texts: on day 2, day 5 and day 10. They stop as soon as the lead replies.
Your brokerage
Every message sent and received is stored in the Ledger, the system’s record of every request and response, where your broker can read it.
What the assistant may read, do, and whom it may answer.
Sent, delivered, read, and what it said, written to the Ledger, which you can read. Message text is not published.
sent from your number
invite sent
refused · no permission for this
It replies from your number, in your voice, within the permissions you set, and says it is an assistant when someone asks. It books showings; it does not negotiate, quote commission or give legal advice. Those hand to you.
It asks everyone who closed, does not gate by rating, and never offers anything for a review. Under-four responses are routed to you and not posted anywhere.
Any that email or text you the lead. The email is read, the lead becomes a row, and the first reply goes out from your number. If a portal has an API we connect it directly.
Send them. The assistant's rules are yours to set, and the transcript of every message is on the ledger for your broker to read.
Tell me how many leads you got last month and how many you answered inside an hour. I'll tell you what the responder would have done with the rest.
Your setup:
Your setup:
Lead follow-up · Listing portals