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Cora
Meet Cora

The AI teammate for real estate professionals.

Cora works with the tools you already use, keeping track of transactions, dates, deadlines, and updates.

As easy as texting your AI teammate

No new app to learn, no dashboard to check. She drafts the next move from the real file, you see exactly what she wrote, and it only sends once you say go.

Reads your real file, not a script
Drafts in English and Spanish
Nothing sends until you say go

Cora

Real estate sidekick

The job she takes off your plate.

Three things, done the same way every time, on every file.

  1. 01

    The deadline chain

    Every milestone date from contract to close, worked backward from closing. If a date is missing, she says so. She never guesses one.

  2. 02

    Keeping everyone posted

    Buyer, lender, title, and you. Where-are-we stops landing on you, because she's already answered it.

  3. 03

    Writing it into your CRM

    Every update lands in the CRM you already use. She doesn't stand up a second database of your clients.

The more you work together, the sharper she gets.

She starts with a strong default for how a transaction runs. Correct her once, on your inspection vendors or how you word a due-diligence email, and she remembers. No settings page. No setup call.

Your tools, not a new system.

Your CRM, your inbox, your calendar, DocuSign: the tools you already run. The CRM is a slot, not a lock-in.

Human in the loop when it matters.

She drafts the next move from the file. Anything that leaves in your name, a contract, an email, a notice, waits for your yes.

Before you sign up.

A transaction sidekick on the Whitmore platform. She works the file, contract to closing, so you can work the relationship.

She launches publicly this fall. This page is the list, join it and we'll reach out when she opens.

No. She works the file and talks to the CRM and tools you already have. Command is a complement we want to integrate with, not a replacement for it.

The working model is human-in-the-loop: she drafts, you approve, it goes out from you.

She plugs into the CRM and tools you already run. Follow Up Boss, or whatever the office uses: the CRM is a slot, not a lock-in.

Be first in line for Cora.

She launches publicly this fall. Join the list and we’ll write the day she opens.