For real estate agents
A property walkthrough app for real estate agents. Organize photos and voice notes, ask AI about captured details, identify equipment, and explore redesign ideas with clients.
01 · Capture and organize
At Cedar Ridge, a buyer likes the kitchen layout but wonders how it could look refreshed. Save a kitchen photo and attach a voice note about their question. Return to the same photo and note on the web when you’re back at your desk.
At the property · iOS app
Cedar Ridge · Buyer walkthrough
Attached voice note
“The buyer likes the kitchen layout. They asked about the range and whether sage cabinets would work.”
0:18 · Saved with this itemBack at your desk · web app
CM VisionCedar Ridge
Voice note attached · Buyer’s follow-up question
Ask AI
What should I ask the seller about this kitchen range?
Ask for the model, age, and service history. Save a clear photo of the equipment label and confirm the details with the seller.
AI tools are included with Pro. Illustrative workflow using demo data and representative app views.
02 · Ask about the details
Ask AI what to clarify with Cedar Ridge’s seller about the kitchen. Photograph the range label for help identifying the equipment, then keep those details with the original photo for your follow-up.
CM VisionCedar Ridge · Kitchen range
Get a starting point from an item photo. Check the model and serial number against the original label.
Source photo · Equipment label
AI equipment identification
Keep the equipment details with the photo, ready for your next conversation with the owner or a service professional.
Review the result against the original label.
03 · Explore a redesign
Use the saved Cedar Ridge kitchen photo in Design: keep the layout and explore sage cabinets, warm white walls, and oak flooring. Compare the original with the concept to help the buyer picture a different look.
CM VisionCedar Ridge · Kitchen
Design
“Keep the layout. Try warm white walls, oak flooring, and sage cabinets.”
04 · Prepare a report
Prepare Cedar Ridge’s buyer walkthrough report with the kitchen photos and reviewed observations. Keep the range details, buyer’s voice note, and redesign concept with the property so you can return to them during your follow-up.
CM VisionInspection reportCedar Ridge
Portland, Oregon · September 8, 2026
Two items to revisit: kitchen range and kitchen redesign idea.
Check the saved label and ask the seller.
Discuss the concept alongside the original photo.
| A | B | C | D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ordered Inspection Items | |||
| 2 | # | Label | Location | Field Notes |
| 3 | 1 | Kitchen range | Kitchen | Confirm model and service history with seller. |
| 4 | 2 | Kitchen redesign idea | Kitchen | Buyer prefers sage cabinets and oak flooring. |
| 5 | ||||
| 6 | ||||
A few useful details
You can ask questions in everyday language and start from the photos you’ve already captured. Review the answer and use it to guide your next question or conversation.
No. Use this workflow to organize observations and property information. AI guidance and equipment identification support your review; they do not replace a qualified professional’s inspection.
No. Design creates AI-generated visual concepts. Present them as illustrative ideas, alongside the original photo, rather than as the property’s actual condition or promised construction results.
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Start with photos, notes, and a property. Add AI when you’re ready to explore what comes next.
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