No. It opens in the browser and installs to the home screen with one tap. No app store, no passwords to invent: a one-time code to their own email or phone.

The whole journey runs in English, 中文 and 한국어: the showcase, the guidance, and the team’s AI-drafted replies.

The same link becomes their deal room: documents to e-sign, the deposit schedule, key dates and their team. After the keys, it becomes their resident app.

Contracts open only after a one-time code to the buyer’s own contact, and every signature carries a full audit trail.

Thirty seconds in the hub: name, contact, done. Time-stamped, confirmed in writing, the agent’s name on the file from that moment.

Nothing is auto-reassigned, ever. A human reviews the conflict and answers in writing. That is protection agents can actually rely on.

Their client’s stage, status and a what-to-do-next line, plus a direct chat to the sales desk with replies in-app and by email.

Because it’s the easiest project to sell: 3D homes to show, a share kit to send, a client portal one tap away, and a written “you own this lead”.

None worth scheduling. It reads like an app, not enterprise software. New reps are selling the same day they get a login.

Scores every lead on arrival, builds the morning queue overnight, drafts follow-ups in the buyer’s own language, and a person approves everything before it sends.

It orders every morning around urgency and intent, and the live radar rings the moment a buyer opens their portal.

One project number rings the right rep round-robin, and texts, emails, WhatsApp and portal messages all land in the buyer’s single thread.

A person, every time. The AI never writes a number the buyer pays. Prices, identity and declaration fields are people-only, enforced by the system rather than a memo.

Yes. Your project's own contract and addendums are staged at setup. The engine fills your paper; it doesn't replace it.

Change it once on the file. The clocks, the buyer's portal and the reminders all follow. There's one source of truth, so there's nothing to keep in sync.

From their portal, on any device, after a one-time code to their own email or phone, and every signature carries a full audit trail.

A landing page assembles from your brand kit and publishes the same afternoon: capture durable, consent recorded verbatim, every lead tagged to its source.

The AI drafts campaigns, sequences and social posts in your brand voice from what’s actually happening on the site plan. Your team reads and approves.

Yes, to the door. Every buyer carries their source from first click to firm sale, so next month’s budget follows contracts, not clicks.

A new community stages in weeks, not months: brand, units, floor plans, paperwork and team invites all run on the same engine. The walkthrough sets the date.

That's the point. CRM, buyer portals, realtor hub, e-sign flow, marketing studio and the resident community live in one login. Keep your accounting, retire the rest.

Your sales team. It was built by one, and it reads like an app, not enterprise software. The builder stays behind it for staging, updates and new modules.

Your project, your data: server-enforced roles, one-time-code verification, full audit trails, CASL consent recorded verbatim, and the AI sits behind a hardened, spend-capped gateway.

One conversation. It's priced once, per project, a number based on your community, not a rate card. Email for a real number.

Because they’re your launch list: happy residents refer buyers who arrive pre-sold, and they hear about your next project first, in your system, not a platform you rent.

The Facebook group, the warranty inbox, the parking phone calls and the amenity binder: structured, logged, calm.

Mostly nobody. Bookings, passes and house rules answer themselves; warranty requests arrive structured, with photos, tracked to resolution.