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AI copilot for residential agents

Every client conversation, turned into work you can send.

Lead-fit assessments, CMAs, seller briefs, compliant emails and social posts, written in your voice from the data you actually have. Reviewed by you before anything leaves.

HearthDraft's seller property brief on a phone, with lead-fit, fair-housing and social post cards floating beside it over a neighborhood at dusk.
Never invents facts
No listing facts, market statistics, comparable sales, school or neighborhood claims that you did not supply.
Every conclusion is yours to edit
Material AI conclusions are flagged, reviewable and editable before anything leaves the workspace.
Fair housing, checked twice
A fair-housing lexicon match and an AI compliance review run on every draft, against your brokerage's approved language.
Your voice from day one
A Foundation interview captures how you write and how you work, so the drafts sound like you and not like a bot.

Workflows

Six workflows. Six things you can hand to a client.

This is not a chatbot. Each workflow ends in a defined business artifact, grounded in what you entered, what your brokerage approved and the sources you connected.

  • A small craftsman house on a glass tile with a glowing price tag floating above its roof.

    A seller brief they will actually read

    Bring the property, your pricing analysis and your notes. Get a polished, seller-facing brief with every AI conclusion marked for your review before it goes out.

  • A brushed-metal house key with a glowing spark set into its bow, resting on a glass tile.

    Know which leads deserve your Saturday

    Paste the inquiry. Get a lead-fit assessment against the criteria you set, not a guess.

  • A fanned stack of glass cards, each showing a house photo and a price bar.

    A CMA grounded in your comps

    Comparables you choose and licensed listing data you import. HearthDraft writes the narrative and never invents a number.

  • A glass chat bubble with a shield and checkmark embossed on it.

    Emails and texts that clear compliance

    Role-aware drafts checked against a fair-housing lexicon and your approved language before you copy them.

  • A phone showing a social post of a modern house at dusk, with a glowing heart icon beside it.

    Posts in your voice, not a template's

    Listing and market posts written from your Foundation interview, ready to review and publish where you already post.

  • A glowing map pin standing over a small block of houses with a moving truck on the street.

    Relocation guides for clients moving in

    Answer a buyer's "what is it like there" with a guide built from the data you have connected and the content your brokerage approved.

    New guides are created in the mobile app. The web pilot keeps existing guides readable in Saved work.

How it works

Set it up once. Then it works the way you do.

  1. Tell it how you work

    The Foundation interview captures your voice, your market and your brokerage's approved language once, so every draft starts from it.

  2. Bring what you know

    Client notes, the conversation you just had, licensed listing exports. HearthDraft works from what you give it and nothing else.

  3. Review, edit, send

    You get a defined deliverable, not a chat transcript. Read it, change it, then copy it into the channel you already use.

For brokerages

One workspace for the whole office.

Agents get a copilot that sounds like them. The brokerage gets approved language, a review queue and visibility across the team.

Shared templates

Approved language and templates live at the organization, so every agent drafts from the same source.

Compliance review

An admin console for reviewing flagged drafts and the language the lexicon caught.

Team visibility

Team leads see their members' leads in one place, and organization admins manage billing, settings and compliance.

Keys stay on the server

All AI calls run through the API. No AI secrets ever ship in a client bundle.

Get started

Open the workspace and run your first brief.

Web pilot scope: listings import from licensed CSV exports, communications and social posts are reviewed drafts you copy and send yourself, and notifications are in-app. New relocation guides are created in the mobile app.