PropTech & real estate

The industry that keeps moving sideways

Australian PropTech has been promising disruption for fifteen years. What’s actually disrupted real estate has been smaller things — better phones, Domain and REA getting serious, and the tools agents use internally quietly getting 10× better. The next wave is AI-native: valuation, matching, marketing copy, inspection scheduling. We’re building that wave.

What we build for property

• Valuation & AVM tooling — hybrid models combining CoreLogic feeds, local comparables, condition signals from photography, and human valuer sign-off.
• Marketplace platforms — two-sided liquidity, search UX, saved-search notifications, buyer-journey analytics.
• Agency CRMs & automation — VaultRE / AgentBox integrations, AI-drafted listing copy, automated vendor reporting.
• Settlement & trust-account adjacent workflows — PEXA integrations, conveyancer hand-offs, compliant trust accounting hooks.

Integrations we’ve built against

CoreLogic RP Data, Domain Group APIs, realestate.com.au feeds (where licensed), VaultRE, AgentBox, PEXA, Simpro (for property maintenance), and the state land titles registries where the work crosses into settlement. If your PropTech project needs a real data spine, we’ve usually already plumbed it somewhere.

What’s genuinely new for 2026

AI-generated listing photography (upscaling, staging, twilight conversion) is now good enough to use without the “AI slop” look — when used with supervision. AI-assisted valuation is crossing into territory where it actually changes deal-flow. Voice-agent inspection scheduling is replacing the call-centre model big agencies used to run. We build all three.

What we won’t do

We won’t build anything that misrepresents a property’s condition, value or features — AI staging must be disclosed, AVMs must show confidence intervals, automated contact must announce itself. The real-estate industry has a trust problem; we’re not making it worse.