A personal property analyst that works in the background. Overnight it watches agency-direct listings (caught early, sometimes before the portals), re-appraises watched homes when the comps move, flags price drops, and preps you for Saturday's auctions. You wake to a briefing you skim like a note — every verdict traces to sold comps, pushes are rationed to strong fits, and chat is demoted to "ask a follow-up."
Not search. A buyer's agent reports back: here's what's new, what it's worth, what to do.
Every verdict is a comps-based appraisal with a confidence badge — the thing a portal structurally can't compute.
Instant notify only for strong fits; everything else waits for the 8am brief. Beats alert fatigue.
A clean, scannable feed of briefing cards: an overnight summary up top, then a strong fit, watchlist changes, an appraisal-moved alert, and an auction reminder.
A status board grouped by your relationship to each home — new & fits brief, watchlist, this Saturday. Any row expands in place to the full comp table.
The briefing as a narrated overnight story: a "while you slept" night-sky hero, then a timeline of moments — found, computed, culled — ending in a signed-off note.
How to view: the phones above are live, scaled iframes — click "Open the live mockup" for the full
390×844 experience. In each mockup, tap the ? button (bottom-right) for design notes (interaction model,
what's real vs faked). Variant C's rows expand on tap to reveal the comp table.
Content: real Eastern-Suburbs Sydney suburbs (Bondi, Coogee, Clovelly, Randwick, Vaucluse, Tamarama) with
plausible 2026 price bands, $/m², SEIFA deciles, catchments and transit walk-times. Addresses, photos
(picsum.photos) and exact figures are
illustrative — the capabilities they depict are all things the data substrate supports.