chit at work
An AI note taker for real estate agents
Who carries it: Agent
Six showings on a Saturday blur by Monday — which house had the foundation question, which buyer wanted the quieter street. An AI voice recorder for real estate agents captures a thirty-second recap in the car after each showing, and hands back feedback per listing, promised follow-ups, and offer deadlines that evening.
Your buyer told you their real budget at the third showing. Where did it go?
When an agent presses it
- Showing feedback
- listing walkthroughs
- buyer consults
- negotiation calls
“Buyer's agent in Gwinnett County; track client must-haves, addresses, and promised follow-ups.”
A context like this — typed once into the app — is how chit stops being a generic recorder and starts being yours.
Feedback per listing, follow-ups, offer deadlines.
Showing feedback and client asks captured per listing, searchable across the team's book.
Client conversations in the brokerage's own VPC.
The thirty seconds in the car
An agent's real notes are made between the front door and the driver's seat, and almost none of them survive the drive. The buyer who said the kitchen was the dealbreaker, the seller who finally admitted the number they would take, the showing feedback the listing agent will ask for tomorrow. Hold the button in the car and say it while it is fresh — address, who, what they actually reacted to, what you promised. By evening it is feedback per listing, follow-ups and offer deadlines, sorted. Weeks later, ask-anything search answers the question every agent gets wrong from memory: what did this client say they wanted, before they started looking at things that were nothing like it. Team leads see the same thing at a portfolio level — not a scoring system, just every conversation the team captured, searchable in one place.
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Good questions
Can I capture showing feedback without typing in the car?
Yes. Hold the button for thirty seconds after each showing and say what the client reacted to, what worried them, and what you promised to check. It files as a transcript per conversation, and the evening digest turns promises into a follow-up list.
How do I remember which buyer wanted what?
Ask-anything search runs across everything you've captured — "who asked about the school district", "which listing had the roof question" — and pulls the moment back up, months later if needed.
What about recording consent laws in my state?
Consent rules vary by state, and this isn't legal advice. chit records only while you deliberately hold the button — hold it for your own recap after the conversation.
Does it connect to my calendar and email?
Yes — the $9/month membership connects your calendar and mail, so a capture is matched to the showing it came from and offer deadlines and follow-ups become events and drafted replies. There is no CRM connection today.
Can my brokerage roll this out to the whole team?
Yes. Brokerages deploy chit as a branded device fleet with client conversations resident in the brokerage's own VPC. See hichit.com/enterprise, and ask us about compliance deployments.
This is general information, not legal advice. Recording law varies by state and by situation, it changes, and only a lawyer in your jurisdiction can tell you what applies to you. chit records only while you hold the button — that is a fact about the device, not a statement that any particular recording is lawful.
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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