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Meet Reggie,
your new associate.

Reggie is the AI associate inside Revr for real estate agents. He works from your database, meeting notes and pipeline to research properties, draft follow-ups and prepare listing materials. You review the facts and approve what gets sent.

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Overnight

The work is done
before you open the app.

An assistant waits to be asked. An associate notices. Reggie works your book overnight, so the list, the reasons and the drafts are already there when you sit down.

  • Watches every company and building you track, every night
  • Surfaces the trigger, and says which one moved
  • Writes the follow-up you were going to forget
  • Flags the date nobody entered, calculated from the lease
Reggie6:40am · before you opened the app
  1. Scanned 412 tracked companies overnight
  2. Read 9 new filings and 4 funding rounds
  3. Re-checked every lease date in your book
Three worth your morning. Sundeck Robotics raised $40M and their lease ends in seven months. Harborline’s renewal notice is due in 49 days, which nothing on your calendar was showing.
I drafted the Sundeck note in your voice. It is waiting in your queue.
Approve & sendEditNothing sends until you say so.
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Reach him anywhere

He works wherever you are.

You should not have to open a tab to ask your associate a question. Reach Reggie on the channel you are already in and he answers with your whole book in hand, same memory, same approval gate, no re-explaining.

Text
Text him between showings and he answers from your book.
Email
Forward him a lead or an inquiry; he researches it and drafts the reply.
Slack
Ask him from the channel your team already lives in.
WhatsApp
Same associate, same context, on the channel your clients prefer.
On your phone

The whole thing, in your pocket.

Revr is built for the phone, not shrunk onto it: your day, the approval queue, the funnel, the records and Reggie himself are all purpose-built mobile screens. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app, full screen, no browser bars.

  • Clear your approval queue between meetings
  • Work the queue and tap to call, straight from the row
  • Pull up any record, and ask Reggie about it, from the car
He already knows

Every answer starts
from your own book.

A general chatbot starts from nothing and asks you to explain. Reggie starts from what you already have, which is why his answer names the company, cites the section and knows what you agreed on the call.

Your book
Every company, contact, building, suite and comp you track, linked rather than copied.
Your meeting notes
Connect the notetaker you already run and the call files itself on the account, with what you agreed.
Your pipeline
Which stage each record is in, what moved it, and what is due next.
Your documents
The leases, the LOIs and the abstracts on each file, with the section every value came from.
Your inbox
Every email and text with that contact, threaded, so he answers with the last thing they said.
Your process
Your firm’s own forms, your sequence cadence, your tone, and the stages your team actually uses.
The whole product

Anything you can do in Revr,
you can ask him to do.

This is the part that is hard to believe until you watch it. Reggie is not a search box over your data, he drives the same product you do: he creates the records, builds the documents, runs the sequences and moves the deal, one instruction at a time or all of it at once.

  • Build a survey, a tour book, a comp set or a market report
  • Draft an LOI on your form, redline theirs, abstract the lease
  • Import a rent roll and link every row to its building
  • Start a sequence, pause it, and answer the reply it gets
  • Move a company forward a stage, and say why it moved
Reggieone instruction, seven steps

Harborline wants space in the Halstead District. Take it from here.

  1. Read Tuesday’s meeting note on the account
  2. Pulled 5 buildings matching 24,000 to 28,000 sf
  3. Checked availability against your own records
  4. Built the survey in your firm’s colors
  5. Drafted the cover email to Dana Whitlock
  6. Moved Harborline to Touring, and said why
Done. The note said one contiguous floor and nothing signing before board approval in March, so I kept the two that can hold the whole requirement on one floor and priced them net effective.
Halstead_Survey_Q3.pdfLandscape · 7 pages · your colors
Approve & sendEditThe email and the survey both wait for you.
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Chat · Voice · Coach

One Reggie,
three ways to work with him.

Type when you’re at your desk, talk when you’re on the move, and rehearse before the call that matters. Same associate, same memory of your book.

Type
Chat
Ask for anything across your database and get an answer with the work already done.
  • Comps, CMAs & buyer matches on demand
  • Drafts emails and texts in your voice
  • Cites where every answer came from
Talk
Voice
Brief him hands-free between showings: he listens, logs and acts.
  • Capture a showing debrief by talking
  • Ask for the next buyer on the drive
  • Everything lands back in Revr
Rehearse
Coach
Run a rep on the listing presentation before you walk in, Reggie plays the seller.
  • Roleplay a listing appointment
  • Pressure-test your commission talk
  • Get a sharper pitch in two minutes
Chat

One ask. The comps, the
CMA and the email, done.

Reggie chains the work the way you would. Pull the comps, build the CMA, write the email, and he shows you the reasoning so you can trust the send.

Where the drafts land
Coach

Rehearse the listing appt
before you walk in.

Reggie’s Coach plays the seller so you can run a rep on the presentation, out loud, in your voice, before the listing is on the line.

Reggie can speak it back
Real assignments

Give him the whole job,
not just the question.

Some work doesn’t fit in a chat reply. Reggie takes assignments, deterministic sweeps over your entire database that run in the background and come back as a branded report with exact counts.

  • Database decay, who in your sphere went cold
  • Buyer-match, every buyer crossed against every listing
  • Listing performance and seller updates, the client artifacts, generated from real activity
Assignment · running in the backgroundstarted 6 min ago
“Sweep the whole book for rollover risk and build me the report.”
  1. Read every lease1,284 records
  2. Grouped by expiry window4 windows
  3. Counted the rollover212,400 sf
  4. Flagged the gaps37 missing dates
  5. Built the reportyour brand
Rollover_Risk_Q3.pdfExact counts, every one traceable to a leaseNotified when it lands
Under the hood

One associate,
a bench of specialists.

For the deep work, Reggie hands off to focused specialists and brings back the answer, so a complex ask still feels like one conversation.

Seller leads
Builds a list from your farm and the likely-to-list signals worth a knock.
Outreach
Drafts the call script, text and mailer in your voice.
CMA
Pulls comps and builds a pricing one-pager you can send today.
Pipeline
Keeps buyers, listings and closing dates current as deals move.

Put Reggie on your database.

Sign up and ask him your first question tonight, or book a 20-minute walkthrough to see him run on a real client list.

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