Client sites that are live right now, a data product processing county records, and working tools you can open and use in the next thirty seconds. Click into any of it.

A Bay Area real estate team at Compass needed a site meeting a strict brokerage compliance brief — licensing disclosures, approved production claims, fair-housing language and review integration, every claim checked against what they were permitted to say.

A property investment company with two very different audiences — homeowners wanting to sell as-is, and investors wanting deals. Separate intake paths for each, wired so every submission lands in the inbox automatically with nothing falling through.
Reads county public records — foreclosure notices, tax delinquency, code violations, vacancy registrations, probate filings — and ranks properties by how many independent offices flag the same address. The same engine builds license and permit lists for non-property businesses.
An assistant you can actually talk to. Handles pricing, emergencies, hours and booking, then captures the lead and texts the owner. Open it and ask it something — it answers at 2am, which is the entire point.
Press run and watch twelve messages sort into what needs you, what's drafted and waiting, and what's already handled — each with the reasoning shown, and the drafted reply ready to send.
Works out what unanswered calls cost you per year from your own numbers. Set them low enough and it tells you the fix isn't worth buying — because sometimes it isn't.
What a trade site looks like when it's built to get calls rather than win design awards — emergency contact above the fold, service areas, licensing, and a quote form that works on a phone in a truck.
The same standard for an electrical contractor. Licensed-and-insured credibility up top, a clear service list, and a fast path from "my panel is buzzing" to a booked call.
20 ranked properties out of 57,756 flagged, drawn from six separate county record sources. Owner names, street names and parcel numbers are redacted — the structure is real, the people are protected.
The Persson Team and Deedcrest are working businesses with live sites you can open right now. Not mockups, not concepts — production sites doing their job today.
The chat assistant, InboxPilot and the calculator all actually run. Type in them. Break them. That's better proof than a picture of something we say we built.
The two trade sites are demonstrations, built to the same standard as client work but for invented companies — so we're never putting a real business's name on something they didn't hire us for.
leadpipe processes real county records continuously. The published sample is redacted, but the pipeline behind it is running.
Tell us what you're trying to fix and we'll tell you what it takes.