Live demo · Real estate
Tour a home for sale with its listing assistant.
This is the listing assistant for 18 Wrenfield Lane, a four-bedroom colonial in Concord, Massachusetts. It learned the house from the listing agent's walkthrough video: what's been updated and when, what's included in the sale, the systems and the yard. Ask it what a buyer would ask, or send it a photo of something in the house.
On a computer? Scan the code with your phone instead: voice and the camera work best there, the way a buyer walking through the open house would use it.
Scan with your phone's camera
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How it works for a listing agent, in three minutes.
Things to try
"Walk me through the house."
Room by room, the way the agent showed it on the walkthrough.
"How old is the roof and the furnace?"
Update dates and systems, from the agent and the listing documents.
"What is this?"
Send a photo of an appliance, fixture or panel and it tells you what the listing says about it.
"Can I book a private showing?"
It confirms how to reach you and passes the request to the listing agent. In this demo nothing is sent.
Tap the microphone and talk naturally; you can interrupt it at any time. Or type, if you are somewhere noisy.
18 Wrenfield Lane, Linden Key Realty and the agent Maya Castellan are fictional; the house is not for sale. Its walkthrough video was made from computer-generated photographs and narrated by a voice actor, then read by the same system a real agent uses. Places nearby are real. Requests to the agent are simulated.
Want this for your listings?
One walkthrough video per listing and one sign at the open house. Every buyer gets the tour, at any hour.
Other live demos: a car, an RV, a card game, a gym, a vacation rental.
