Describe a property out loud and it is live in about two minutes — schools, commute times and neighbourhood facts already measured. After that, every buyer who calls it gets a straight answer within seconds: honest pricing, real distances, a tour slot in your calendar, and a human on the line the moment they ask for one.
Speak in two clicks. No form, no calendar invite, no sales call. Listing a property needs a free account.
Golf Course Road, Gurugram•₹95,000/mo
A buyer scans the sign outside the building. Nobody is in the office.
Can I bring my dog? And is parking extra on top of the rent?
Pets are welcome once they're registered with the society — there's a refundable deposit. Parking isn't extra: you get two reserved basement bays, and one of them has an EV charging point.
Nobody loses a property because the flat was wrong. They lose it because nobody picked up, the listing was not up yet, or the answer came a day late.
Buyers ring while they are standing on the pavement outside the building, comparing five listings at once. You are driving, showing another flat, or asleep. They do not leave a voicemail — they dial the next number on the next sign.
One missed ring is one lost tenant
Thirty fields. Photos stuck on your phone. And the part everyone quietly skips: looking up the metro station, the schools, the hospital, and how long each actually takes from that exact door. So the property waits a week to go live.
Every unlisted day is a paid-for empty day
"Is the deposit negotiable?" "Can I park two cars?" "Are dogs allowed?" Tiny answers — but they arrive two days later, by which time the buyer has already signed somewhere that answered on the spot.
Speed decides who gets the signature
Listing it means a long form, photos trapped on your phone, and an hour of looking up what is nearby and how far it really is.
Coordinators burn their day repeating the same five answers, and the calls that arrive after 7pm simply never get answered at all.
Listings say "prime location" and nobody picks up to tell you what that means, whether pets are allowed, or when you could see it.
You already know everything about the flat. The only reason listing it takes an afternoon is the typing and the looking-up. So we removed both.
No thirty-field form. It asks, you answer out loud, and it reads the details back so you can correct anything on the spot — mid-sentence if you like. It writes down only what you said, and marks the rest "not specified" rather than inventing a plausible answer.
The part nobody enjoys: finding the metro station, the schools, the hospital, the market — and working out how long each one really takes from that exact door. It is assembled for you while you talk, with real measured travel times instead of the word "nearby".
Scan a code to send photos straight from your phone, then publish. You get a proper listing page, a share card for WhatsApp, and a printable code for the board outside. From that moment the property answers its own enquiries, day and night.
Free account, no card. Your first listing is usually live before the call ends.
You set the lowest number you would ever accept. It is never spoken aloud, never shown on screen, and never handed to the buyer — the agent simply never crosses it. Every rupee it gives away buys you something back: a longer term, a faster move-in.
Live example using the demo residence below. Your own floor price and trade rules are set when you list the property — and they are never sent to the AI as a number it could repeat.
Not "someone will call you back". The agent rings your manager's actual phone, screens the call privately so they are never caught cold, brings them into the conversation — and then gets out of the way.
This is great, but can I actually speak to someone?
Of course — I'm calling your property manager right now. Stay with me.
Your manager's phone rings. The buyer stays on the line.
[hears a private prompt] Press 1 to join the call, 2 if you're busy.
Only they hear this. A buyer never lands in a voicemail or an unprepared hello.
Ravi has joined us. I'll leave you both to it — I'm here if you need me.
She then goes silent and just listens, until somebody says her name.
Sarah, what was the deposit on this one again?
One sentence, factual, then straight back to silence.
Senior Property Manager • DLF CyberCity
Rings & joins within 10s via private RTC bridge
"Saturday morning?" It checks when you are genuinely free, offers only real openings, and writes the hour into your calendar before the call ends.
Busy hours show as busy — never what you are doing, or with whom.
A proper page, a share card for WhatsApp, and a printable code for the board outside — every one of them a way for a buyer to start talking to the property.
Golf Course Road, Sector 54, Gurugram, HR 122002
Print it on the sign. A buyer standing outside points their camera at it and is talking to the property seconds later — no app, no form.
So here are the blunt answers to what owners and managers actually worry about — the ones that decide whether this is worth trying at all.
No. It can only repeat what you told it about the property. Anything you did not mention comes back as "not specified" rather than a confident guess — because one invented lease term is worse than a hundred unanswered calls.
Call her right now from this page and ask the awkward questions — haggle, interrupt her mid-sentence, demand a human. It takes ninety seconds, and it will tell you more than anything else on this page.