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Assist you and your AI with every part of choosing a home — the criteria, the listings, the visits, and the comparison.

Your AI browses the listings, checks the commute and reads the fine print — Homes keeps the criteria, the dated observations and the comparison underneath it.

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What it assists with

10 kinds of help

  • assist with criteria
  • assist with listings
  • assist with visits
  • assist with choosing
  • assist with the commute
  • assist with the neighbourhood
  • assist with comparing
  • assist with the decision
  • assist with what changed
  • assist with the numbers

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Where it is matters as much as what it is.

Put the places that matter on the map — work, school, family, the trailhead — and every candidate home gets measured against them. Commute views, nearby places and drive-by notes sit next to the listing, so “too far” becomes a number you can argue with.

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to work, 8am

24 min

to school

6 min

Research loops

Good ideas your AI can borrow.

Short playbooks for a kind of home work — the right questions, in a sensible order. Entirely optional: your AI can follow one, adapt it, or ignore them all.

  • Turn a wishlist into criteria

    5 steps
    1. separate must-have from nice-to-have
    2. give each criterion a way to be measured
    3. agree the ones you won't trade
    4. set the budget the criteria have to fit
    5. write it down before you look at listings

  • Research a listing before the viewing

    6 steps
    1. check the sale history and how long it has sat
    2. read the floor plan for what the photos avoid
    3. price the obvious work it needs
    4. visit the street at the hours you'd live there
    5. list the questions for the agent
    6. record the asking price as a dated observation

  • Do a viewing properly

    5 steps
    1. walk it once without talking
    2. photograph every room and every problem
    3. check water pressure, damp, noise and light
    4. ask what the seller is not saying
    5. score it against the criteria before you leave

  • Compare a shortlist

    4 steps
    1. score every home against the same criteria
    2. price the work each one needs
    3. name what each choice costs you
    4. record why the loser lost

  • Work out what it really costs

    5 steps
    1. add taxes, insurance, dues and utilities
    2. price the repairs the survey found
    3. add the commute in time and money
    4. test it against a rate rise
    5. record the assumptions the number depends on

What it keeps

Your criteria and candidates stay in Homes.

What you can afford and what you privately think of a house is nobody else's business. Homes keeps the shortlist and the reasoning; sharing a comparison with a partner or agent is a deliberate, revocable act.

Works with what you already use

Your AI brings the browsing and the checking.

When you authorise it, your AI can pull listings, check commutes, read planning notes and dig into a neighbourhood. Homes records each finding as a dated observation rather than overwriting the last one — so a price change, a failed criterion or a house you passed on all stay part of the story.

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