Real estate

Know what's happening on the ground.

A listing says vacant. A model says occupied. Somebody has to go and look — and then somebody else has to believe what they came back with.

The problem

Funding, servicing and acquisition decisions turn on the physical state of a property, and the file is usually weeks old. The photograph attached to it proves almost nothing: not where it was taken, not when, and not by whom.

What happens today

Staff drive to addresses. An agent is asked for a favour. A vendor sends a PDF nobody can check. The cost is real and the evidence still would not survive a dispute.

The standard jobs

Named, versioned, and verifiable because they were stated in advance.

PROPERTY_OCCUPANCY_CHECKIs anyone living there? Vehicles, utilities, mail, visible condition.
PROPERTY_EXTERIOR_INSPECTIONRoof, siding, windows, yard, visible damage.
PROPERTY_SIGNAGE_CHECKIs the sign up, correct, and visible from the road?
LOCATION_PHOTOA dated, located photograph of a specific place.

What comes back

Evidence, not a photograph somebody has to interpret.

Place and time are deterministic and gate the payout. The model's reading of the photographs is advisory: it can permit auto-approval or route to a human, and that is all. No verdict at all is never a pass.

One call

Request
POST /v1/tags/recipe

{
  "recipe": "PROPERTY_OCCUPANCY_CHECK",
  "location": { "lat": 33.749, "lng": -84.388 }
}

Your system asks. A qualified person nearby goes. The answer returns as structured fields your underwriting can branch on, with the photographs attached and hashed.

What it costs

You set the bounty. We add 20%.

A $75 Tag costs you $90 and pays the Partner $75. Nothing is charged for a Tag nobody claimed, for proof that failed the place or time lock, or for work you disputed until a human has ruled on it.

Full pricing · API documentation

Throw one and see.