Who it's for

Replace a stack of vendors with one Gina that knows your clients.

Listings, marketing, lead follow-up and transaction tracking, run by one assistant that remembers every client, every listing and every deal — and waits for your yes before anything goes out.

Owner working at a laptop by lamplight late at night, with a Gina message laying out the list for the morning.

Quick answer

Gina is a shared assistant for real estate agents. It answers and follows up on every lead, drafts listing copy, brochures, social posts and personalized market reports in your voice, tracks transaction deadlines and document status alongside your TC, and answers your calls. Every draft waits for your yes.

Bring your whole team: everyone works with the same Gina, one shared assistant in the cloud with shared threads, one memory of your business and one place to approve. How teams share Gina

Nothing goes out without your yes — every send, post or payment waits in one list for you to approve.

Your week today

Leads go cold between showings

A new inquiry sits unanswered while you're with a client, and the agent who replies first usually wins it.

Every listing starts from scratch

Listing copy, brochures, social posts and the monthly market update all get rebuilt by hand, deal after deal.

Deadlines live in your head or your TC's

15 to 25 dates per deal, tracked across offer, due diligence, closing and post-closing, mostly from memory.

What Gina does with it

Short, silent clips of the job and what Gina hands back. Every draft waits for your yes.

Leads in four places Every inquiry from email, docs, old sheets and group texts lands in one pipeline, so nothing slips.
The follow-up you forgot Gina watches every quote you send and nudges you with a drafted follow-up before it goes cold.
Only one person knows Once they opt in, the quotes and client history in one inbox become shared, so anyone on your team can cover.

The work Gina takes off your plate

Every lead answered and followed up

New inquiries get a drafted reply the same day, and a nudge before a quiet lead goes cold.

See how inquiries get answered

Listings, brochures and market reports

MLS-ready listing copy, brochures, social posts and a personalized market or equity report per client, drafted in your voice.

Calls answered and returned

Missed calls get returned, new leads get a drafted follow-up, and the notes land in Gina's thread.

See how calls work

Transaction deadlines tracked

Document status, deadline reminders and client updates tracked deal by deal. Contingency calls, negotiations and sign-off stay with you or your TC.

A week with Gina

An example week. The names and times are made up.

  1. Three new leads came in over the weekend. Replies are drafted with your listing link and wait for your yes.
  2. A buyer tour wraps up. Follow-up and next-step notes are filed to the client record before you're back in the car.
  3. The Oak Street listing goes live. Listing copy, brochure and social posts are drafted from the MLS sheet, ready for your yes.
  4. A due diligence deadline is two days out. A reminder is drafted for the buyer's agent and your TC.
  5. The monthly market report goes to your sphere. Pulled from this month's closings in your farm area, personalized per client.
Planner checking a phone while jotting notes at a desk between setups, with a Gina message offering a drafted check-in on a quiet quote.

Nothing goes live without your yes.

Every reply, proposal and deposit link waits in one list. Approve it, edit it or leave it. Gina sends only what you approve.

  • Send a reply to a clientwaits for your yes
  • Hold a date or a vendorasks first
  • Send a proposal or contractwaits for your yes
  • Send a deposit linkwaits for your yes

Runs on your Claude account How approvals work

A drafted listing presentation for 14 Oak Street waits for your yes. You approve it and it shows as sent. A follow-up for the Chen buyers is edited to say Thursday at 4, then approved and sent.

What you can check before you decide

No invented numbers or borrowed testimonials. These are the parts you can verify in a demo.

  • Nothing goes out without your yesEvery drafted reply, proposal, post or payment waits in your approval inbox until you say send.
  • Runs on your Claude accountGina works through your Claude account, so her work draws on a plan you already pay for. Today that means a Claude Pro or Max plan; more AI accounts are coming.
  • Works with the tools you already useEmail, calendar and documents connect today; your CRM connects on request. There's no new system to move into.
  • See the real product firstIn a demo we run the real Gina console on your week.

Keep your CRM and your transaction platform. Gina sits next to them: it answers, follows up, drafts and tracks, and your tools keep the listings and the paperwork.

Common questions

Do I have to leave my CRM or transaction platform?
No. Gina works next to the tools you already use — dotloop, SkySlope, Follow Up Boss, your MLS, whatever you're on — and drafts the work around them.
Does Gina replace my transaction coordinator?
No. Gina handles the routine tracking — deadlines, document status, client updates — and hands contingency judgment, repair negotiations and closing sign-off back to you or your TC.
Does Gina send anything without my approval?
No. Replies, listing copy, market reports and client updates are drafted and wait for your yes. You can pre-approve a reply type later if you want to.
Can my whole team or brokerage use it?
Yes. Your team shares one Gina: shared threads, one memory of your clients and listings, and one inbox of everything waiting for approval, with roles that decide who approves.
What does Gina run on?
Gina runs on your Claude account. Today that means a Claude Pro or Max plan.

See your pipeline run itself for 30 days.

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