Client home search
A client home-search app for buyers working with a Mac Does REI agent. One client account covers the mobile app and the web portal, so curated homes, saved searches, favorites, tours, messages and documents are the same on both sides.
In development at MREI Tech. This site does not distribute the app. Early access for the Mac Does REI mobile app is run on macdoesrei.com, which is a separate live brokerage property. Contact the studio for updates on the build.
How it works
The problem this is aimed at is simple to state and hard to live with: a buyer and their agent usually end up looking at two different versions of the same search.
Homes chosen for that specific buyer arrive as a considered set rather than as an open feed of everything on the market.
The criteria that matter are saved, and alerts follow when something new matches them.
The homes a buyer marks as favorites are visible to their agent, so the shortlist is seen rather than described.
A tour is arranged from the same place the home was found, instead of restarting the conversation somewhere else.
The conversation and the paperwork sit with the search, on both the app and the web portal.
The shape of it
The mobile app and the web portal are two ways into the same client account. A buyer marks a favorite and their agent sees the same list, rather than one of them forwarding it to the other.
One client account covers both surfaces. A buyer marks a favorite and their agent sees the same list.
What it does
The same account covers the mobile app and the web portal.
Why it matters Working out which of two places holds the current version is not the buyer's job.
Homes the agent has selected for that buyer, presented as a set someone chose.
Why it matters A curated shortlist is a professional judgment. An unfiltered feed is just volume.
A buyer's criteria are saved, and alerts follow when something matches them.
Why it matters The buyer hears about a match without refreshing a listing site all day.
Properties a buyer favorites are visible to their agent.
Why it matters The agent works from what the buyer actually liked rather than from what they guessed.
Tour scheduling, messages and documents sit in the same place as the search itself.
Why it matters A transaction that lives in a text thread is a transaction with no record of itself.
Where it fits
A buyer who wants saved homes and notes together instead of scattered across listing sites and text messages.
An agent who wants the buyer's favorites and feedback attached to the property they belong to.
A transaction where paperwork keeps getting re-sent because nobody is certain which copy is current.
What happens next
Early access for the Mac Does REI mobile app is handled on macdoesrei.com, not from this website. For questions about the build itself, email the studio.
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