VirginiaBuyer
AI home-buying concierge
The real, deployed application in a frame. Some areas may ask you to sign in — that is the product behaving normally, not the demo failing.
The guided demo runs on sample data in your browser — nothing is connected to a production system and no real transaction is processed. Where a real URL can be framed, the toolbar above switches to it and says so.
Capabilities you could commission.
Supabase auth with email and magic-link sign-in, sessions stored in the device keychain on mobile.
See it on its own →Separate customer, staff and admin surfaces, enforced in the database with row-level security rather than only hidden in the UI.
See it on its own →Stripe Checkout, subscription billing and webhook-driven account state for the web products.
See it on its own →A conversational assistant scoped to the product’s own domain and data, with a deterministic fallback so the feature still answers when the model is unavailable.
See it on its own →Ranked, explained suggestions generated from the user’s own activity and the product’s catalog.
See it on its own →Associated-domain universal links and Android app links that route a URL to the right in-app destination.
See it on its own →Transactional email and SMS on real triggers — confirmations, reminders and follow-up sequences.
See it on its own →Interactive maps with pins, selection and area context, driven by the product’s own records.
See it on its own →Defined coverage regions that decide what a visitor is offered, and what happens outside the area.
See it on its own →Validated uploads with progress, previews and storage rules that keep one customer’s files away from another’s.
See it on its own →Availability, slot selection, confirmation with a reference, and cancel / reschedule handling.
See it on its own →Staged intake with per-field validation, error recovery and a submission the business actually receives.
See it on its own →A real operations console — records, queues, status changes and role-gated controls.
See it on its own →Lead and customer records with history, stage, notes and follow-up state.
See it on its own →KPI tiles and charts over live operational data, with date-range switching and drill-down.
See it on its own →First-party event tracking feeding funnel and engagement views the business can act on.
See it on its own →A signed-in space where a customer sees their own records, history and documents — and nobody else’s.
See it on its own →Instant search with multi-facet filters, sorting and a genuine empty state when nothing matches.
See it on its own →Database change streams pushed to every open client, so a change on one device appears on the others.
See it on its own →CSV and report exports scoped to a date range, formatted for finance and operations.
See it on its own →PostgreSQL with row-level security, so access rules live in the database rather than only in the client.
See it on its own →System-driven light and dark themes, plus layouts that adapt from phone to tablet to desktop.
See it on its own →Purpose-built API routes with validation, rate limiting and predictable error handling.
See it on its own →External data and services pulled into the product, with caching and graceful failure when a provider is down.
See it on its own →Trigger-based sequences that move a record through its lifecycle without someone remembering to do it.
See it on its own →What this product exists to fix.
Property portals are built for sellers and agents. A buyer gets listings, not judgement: nothing tells them whether the price is fair, what to offer, or what the days-on-market number implies.
A buyer-first platform — search and map, then the analysis a buyer actually needs, with an AI concierge that answers in plain language and hands off to a human agent.
The implementation, at a level we can share.
- ✓Buyer-side tooling (deal desk, offer strategy) rather than another listing feed
- ✓Ships as a web app and as a native wrapper on the App Store from the same product
- ✓Keyless basemap tiles, so the map has no per-view third-party cost
- ✓The AI surface degrades to a deterministic fallback when no model is configured
A capability-level overview. Endpoints, credentials, internal architecture and client-specific code stay private.
The same architecture, other industries.
Don’t copy the app — copy the capability. Every workflow above can be rebuilt around your business, your data and your users.
We can build your version of it.
Everything in this demo is a capability we can adapt, redesign or rebuild for your company — on its own, or combined with others into a single product.
Other products you can use right now.
You don’t have to build VirginiaBuyer.
We can adapt individual features, workflows, interfaces or the whole system to your business.