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An AI note taker for commercial real estate brokers
Who carries it: Broker
A tenant-rep day is site tours, landlord calls, and LOI terms agreed out loud — rates, TI allowances, dates that matter months from now. An AI note taker for commercial real estate brokers keeps the spoken record: hold the button on the tour or after the call, and deal notes come back structured, with critical dates queued as next steps.
Six-month deals die on forgotten verbal terms.
When a broker presses it
- Site tours
- LOI negotiations
- landlord and tenant calls
“CRE tenant-rep broker; capture rates, TI numbers, and term discussions.”
A context like this — typed once into the app — is how chit stops being a generic recorder and starts being yours.
Deal notes structured; critical dates as next steps.
Terms discussed on site and on calls, on record through a long deal cycle.
Verbally discussed deal terms archived in firm VPC.
Terms get discussed long before they get papered
A CRE deal runs for months on numbers that were spoken on a site tour and never written anywhere: the rate the landlord floated, the TI allowance they hinted at, the term the tenant would actually sign for, the free rent that got mentioned once. By the time an LOI is drafted, those conversations are six weeks old and living in two different memories. Narrate after the tour and after the call — the number, who said it, what it was contingent on. The evening digest turns it into deal notes with the critical dates queued. On a cycle this long, the value is retrieval more than capture: when the counter comes back and someone claims a number was never offered, the record of what was said is a search away rather than an argument.
See the app work
Good questions
Can I take notes while walking a site tour?
Yes. chit is a credit-card-sized recorder you hold while you narrate — column spacing, condition, what the landlord rep said about delivery. Let go and it's done; the transcript is waiting before you're back at the car.
How do I keep critical dates straight across a dozen deals?
The daily digest pulls spoken deadlines and commitments out as next steps, and calendar connections put them where you'll actually see them. Long-cycle deals stop depending on what you happened to write down.
Can I find what a landlord quoted three months ago?
Yes — ask-anything search runs across everything captured, so a rate or TI number discussed on a call in March is findable in June, in context.
Does it work with the tools my team already uses?
The membership connects calendar and mail today, so next steps become events and drafted replies, and search covers everything captured, in plain language. There is no CRM connection today.
Deal terms are sensitive — where does the data live?
For firms, chit deploys as a branded device fleet with data resident in your own VPC, so verbally discussed terms are archived inside your environment. See hichit.com/enterprise, and ask us about compliance deployments.
Recording laws differ by state, and several require every party's consent. chit only captures while the button is held — know your state's rule before recording another person.
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