The broker terminal
Built for a broker holding a phone, not an analyst holding a mouse.
Designed at 390px first, because the real usage is standing at a construction site or sitting in traffic between visits. Dense, fast and information-forward — closer to a trading terminal than to a CRM. The home screen has one job: answer which lead to call right now, and how much money is owed.
- Built for
- Gurgaon / NCR luxury residential
- Primary device
- Phone — designed at 390px first
- Home screen
- Who to call, what you are owed
- Currency
- Indian numbering, ₹1.24 Cr / ₹84.5 L
- Network
- Co-broke with trust scores and written splits
- Data
- Your firm's workspace
The working day
Open it twenty times a day and it never makes you hunt.
Two taps to anything that matters
Lead score and money are never more than one tap away, from any screen.
Swipe triage
Work the new-lead queue with a thumb, in the ninety seconds between meetings.
The Score Dial
Five arcs, one per scoring dimension, on every lead card — the whole judgment readable at a glance without opening anything.
Call sheet that closes the loop
Outcomes captured at the point of the call, feeding straight back into scoring.
Client-facing work
The part of the job that happens on WhatsApp, made shareable without leaving the tool.
Shortlist builder
Assemble a set of projects for a specific buyer from your inventory and the wider market.
Tokenised share page
One link, sent on WhatsApp, that renders cleanly on the client's phone with no login and nothing internal exposed.
Collateral and reports
Client-ready cards and comparison sheets generated from live data instead of rebuilt in PowerPoint.
Project compare
Side-by-side on the dimensions a buyer actually decides on.
Money
The half of brokerage that spreadsheets handle badly and memory handles worse.
Commission tracked to received
Not just booked — what is owed, what has landed, and what is aging.
Advances
Draws against expected commission recorded against the deal they belong to.
Co-broke splits in writing
A trust-scored partner network where the split is an artifact both sides acknowledge, timestamped, rather than a WhatsApp promise.
Deal-level clarity
Every rupee figure in brass, tabular, and formatted in the Indian numbering system throughout.
Knowing the market
Intelligence built from your own book, which is the part nobody can buy.
Confidence tags with provenance
Every price carries where it came from and when it was last verified, so you never quote a stale number to a client.
Inventory that ages honestly
A figure verified in March does not keep presenting itself as verified in September.
Document vault
Agreements, RERA certificates and title papers filed against the deal rather than lost in a chat thread.
Title check
Compliance treated as part of the deal flow, not a separate errand.
See it against your own pipeline
The demo is not a slide deck. Bring a week of real leads and we will show you what the scoring does with them.