A few things people ask it to do
These are the most common asks. The last card is the honest one — it can help with just about anything else you'd ask a teammate, too.
Sorts incoming files for you
When a buyer or seller uploads a document, the platform recognizes what it is and ties it to the right item on your checklist. You stop being the person hunting through attachments.
Drafts replies to buyer questions
When a buyer asks something, you see a suggested answer alongside the documents it came from. Edit, approve, send — or ignore it entirely. Nothing goes out without you.
Explains long documents in plain English
Open a long contract or financial statement and get a short summary of what matters: terms, dates, parties, and anything unusual. You stay the expert; you just read less.
Drafts your marketing materials
Need a one-pager, summary, or buyer overview? The platform drafts it from what it already knows about the company and your firm. You polish — you don't start from a blank page.
Helps you write in your own voice
Tell the platform a little about how you write and who your clients are. From then on, suggested emails, intros, and updates sound like you — not a generic AI tone.
Spots what's missing before the buyer does
While buyers upload documents, the assistant quietly notices what's still missing from your list and suggests reminders. Fewer awkward 'we still need…' emails.
You stay in charge. Always.
Nothing sends without you
Suggestions appear as drafts. You read, edit, and decide what goes out.
You see what it used
Every suggestion shows the documents or facts it pulled from, so you can verify before you trust.
Pay only for what you use
The assistant runs on a small monthly allowance. If you don't use it, it doesn't cost you.
