Your AI is brilliant. It just can't see your business.
You've played with ChatGPT or Claude by now. Very impressive, right up until you ask it something about your actual pipeline. Then it's guessing. It can't see Follow Up Boss. It's never heard of your stages. It doesn't know Tuesday's leads exist. What fixes that is a connector, and connectors are the thing we build.
30 minutes. Bring your stack. We'll map what's worth connecting.
It's a connector. That's genuinely it.
The official name is MCP, which stands for Model Context Protocol, which is exactly the kind of name engineers give things. Forget it. It's a connector. A cable between the software you already run and the AI you want to use. Plug it in and your AI can see your real data and actually do things with it. No cable and you're back to copy-pasting into a chat window like it's 2023.
It reads
Live leads, live stages, real field values. Whatever is true in your system right now, not whatever someone exported last Thursday.
It writes
Update the record. Log the call. Move the stage. It doesn't just tell you what to do, it goes and does it.
It keeps working
Platforms change, fields get renamed, APIs shift. We maintain the connector so the thing you built in March still works in November.
Build one. Right here. We'll wait.
Pick what you run, pick your AI, watch what happens.
Your system
Don't see yours? If it has an API, it's fair game. Which is most of them.
Your AI
One cable. Whatever AI you like.
A connector isn't loyal to one AI tool. Build it once and point whatever you want at it. Switch from ChatGPT to Claude next year and the connector doesn't care.
Claude
Ask about your pipeline the way you'd ask your smartest ops person.
ChatGPT
Same connector, same live data, in the tool half your team already has open.
Your own agents and workflows
The automations we build for you run on that same connection, quietly, in the background, without anyone typing a prompt at all.
Build it once. Point everything at it.
Your software has an API. We can connect it to AI.
These are the platforms we can build custom connectors for, tailored to your team's data, tools, and workflows.
Follow Up Boss
SISU
Dotloop
SkySlope
Open To Close
BrokerMint
Lofty
BoldTrail / kvCORE
Sierra Interactive
CINC
BoomTown
Real Geeks
Brivity
MoxiWorks
Top Producer
Wise Agent
RealScout
Ylopo
Two teams, same CRM, two completely different connectors
Your field names aren't the default field names. Your pipeline stages mean something specific to your team. You've got that one custom field everybody uses for something it was never meant for, and everybody just knows. Multiply that by six years of the team making it work.
So we don't hand you something generic and wish you luck. We map the connector to how your team actually uses the platform, then keep it working as things change underneath it. That mapping is the whole job, and it's the part that makes the difference between an AI that's useful on Monday and one that quietly gives people wrong answers by Thursday.
Let's figure out what's actually worth connecting.
Bring your stack to a 30-minute call. We'll go through what you run, where a connector would genuinely change how your team works, and what it takes to build it. No deck. No pitch. Just a real conversation about your systems, and you'll leave knowing more than you came in with either way.
Book a consultFrequently asked questions
Is this that MCP thing I keep hearing about?
Yes. Model Context Protocol. It's the standard that lets AI tools connect to outside systems, and it's why this is suddenly possible when it wasn't a couple of years ago. You never have to say those words out loud. Call it a connector.
We already use ChatGPT. Why do we need this?
ChatGPT can talk about your business. It can't see your business. A connector is what lets it read and write your real data where it actually lives, instead of you pasting things into a chat window and hoping.
Is this locked to Follow Up Boss?
Not even slightly. We've built for Follow Up Boss and SISU, and the same approach applies across the platforms real estate teams run. The main requirement is that the platform has an API, which most do.
What if our platform isn't on your list?
Tell us on the call. That list is what comes up most, not a limit.
Do we need a connector before we can do anything useful with AI?
For anything that touches your real data, yes. It's the floor everything else stands on. Most teams start here and then build agents and automations on top once the connection exists.
How long does one take to build?
[PLACEHOLDER - Josh to fill in a real range before this goes live]