Grape
Apps for real estate agents

A real app on the desk and in your pocket.

Most real estate agents capture on a phone and think on a laptop. Grape is a real app on both, with the same library in each and viewings and buyer briefs landing wherever you are.
Full workspace on desktop: sidebar, editor, chat, canvas and search
Ten second capture on mobile: open, talk or type, done
Keyboard shortcuts on desktop for everything you do often
The same library on every device once sync is on

Desktop for the long work

Writing up, cleaning up and asking bigger questions of everything.

Mobile for the moment it happens

Recording, chat and search are one tap from the note list.

Local on both

Each device keeps its own copy, so a dead connection changes nothing.

Ten second capture on mobile

Open the app, talk or type, and it is already saved when you look up.

Shortcuts for what you repeat

The desktop app has a key for everything you do twice a day.

One library on both

Turn sync on and the desk and the pocket hold the same notes.
Results

Three things that stop being a problem

Feature lists are easy to write and hard to care about. This is what changes for real estate agents.

Notes taken while you walk the property

Record as you go, and the transcript is the write up when you get back in the car.

Match a buyer without scrolling

Ask which of your notes match what a buyer described and get them listed.

Remember every client preference

One note per client, searchable by what they said they wanted.
In practice

What that looks like for real estate agents

A few moments in a normal week where the app earns its place.

At a viewing

Record the walkthrough and add photos straight into the note.

After a client call

Capture the brief in their own words so the match is accurate.

Sunday planning

Ask which clients fit the new listings that came up this week.
FAQ

Questions Before You Install It

The rest of them live in the help center.

Have it typed by the office.

Viewing notes, buyer preferences, listing details and photos in one library, captured by voice while you are still on the property.